Any word on the next ground school after Feb 28th. Next date ? Number of new hires for class? And especially how long before the ground school can you expect the call. Seems like the call comes 2 weeks before ground school starts regardless of when the medical was completed. Any info would be greatl...

Just wondering for those who have been called for an interview this round, where are you from? Has anyone been called from the west coast (Vancouver area)? And what kind of experience. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hey Bro, Check Orca, they take low time guys working dispatch/customer service agent then you get in the right seat of a Navajo, pretty good job for a low timer in YVR. Pasco is a good option for the ramp, you'll meet some good people, but it won't lead to flying job right away, you'll have to get 1...

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Thanks Endless

Mornigstar flys cargo for fed-ex. I believe there are a number of bases across the country, Vancouver, Edmonton, Quebec. there may be more but i know these ones for sure. Start out on the Caravan or as second officer on the 727. I don't work for them, but I ahve talked to a number of their pilots, t...

Hi y'all, Just wondering if anyone cares to share any recent info on Orca airways.. usual stuff. Days on/off. Pay for Capt's and F/Os Capt requriments Yes..I have used the search function, couldn't find anything recent and I imagine things have changed in the last couple of years. Any info is much a...

Check out Pacific Sky aviation in Victoria B.C., was called Juan Air until recently. Great pay for instructing and they opperate 2 Navajos and a cessna conquest for charters.

Did a sim eval for a similar company, applicants were paired up, each took a turn in the left and right seat, one a pilot flying one as non-flying (as in Capt and F/O) Very similar to other description, take off, hold, approach...but we had an engine failure and one other emerg thrown into the mix s...

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in an aircrew survival course. I have been considering putting together a course for a couple of years now. My idea is a ground school followed by a pactical component on a weekend trip to get hands on experience in a simulated survival s...

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in an aircrew survival course. I have been considering putting together a course for a couple of years now. My idea is a ground school followed by a pactical component on a weekend trip to get hands on experience in a simulated survival s...

Depends on the company and what kind of type you will be flying, but some companies are looking for crew co-ordination in the sim eval as well. How well do you communicate with the other pilot? You probably won't know the company SOP's but make sure you talk things through ex. Approach and hold brie...

hi all, Trying to make some career choices and looking for a few facts. I'm posting here because WJ is the ultimate goal down the line. I'm curious how important the mutlti-pic time factors into the hiring. If I have the opportunity to go to Jazz should I take that, or should I try to get multi-pic ...

I think it really depends on the company, some are very casual, more of a personal interview to get to know you. Others want technical info, questions about the aircraft you are currently flying, some ask IFR questions, requirements etc. But where ever you go I would expect some situational question...

Hi I was hoping to get some updated info on what folks are getting paid out there. Yes I have checked out the archives and I have seen the airlinepilotcentral page. I'm looking for current up to date numbers for anyone flying a turbo prop for a 704/705 operator ex: Dash8, Saab, 1900, Metro. I'm not ...

Thanks for all the help everyone.

Hey all, Just wondering for those who have recently got an ATPL in the pacific region about counting right seat hours at half time on a plane that is certified single pilot but flown 2 crew?? (did i confuse you?) Basically, I'm coming close to ATPL requirments and am hoping to use some right seat Na...

great place, very frinedly and they'll give you lots of personal attention. Also, they operate a charter buisness that most (if not all) of the instructors fly, so your instructor will have operational experience as well as an instructor rating. They are accredited through PPSEC i believe but give a...

Wrote my ATPL's exams a few months back, all i used was the areocourse books, no surprises on the exams. Good luck

Try to get your hands on one of the most recent Areocourse question books, hundreds of great questions, same questions as the ATPL exams.

I'd also recomend checking out the single pilot IFR requirements. If you are low time, you might have a hard time meeitng them. Some single engine IFR machines are flown single pilot, like the Caravan. Just a thought

Hi Folks, I was hoping to find out what kind of questions people have been asked in interviews recently. I have used the Search function, lots of old posts and stuff for the major airlines. I'm particularly interested in smaller airlines, companies like PASCO, CMA/NT, Bearskin. Any help would be gre...

Often heard there is tons of hiring in the spring, just wondering other peoples experience with this. No float rating, looking more for the Mulit-IFR side of things. Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

Here comes the standard question after a position posted. Anyone know anything about Thunder. Conditions, pay, sched, bonds??? Checked the archives, but didn't find too much. Appreciate any help. ~Cheers

Just wondering if anyone got calls back for the Sunwest ad for the Metro FO postion that was adverised last week. Thanks in advance.