Wait time on Sunwest or North Cariboo ramp

[dazednconfused]

Curious if anyone knows the average time people are spending on the ramp, at either of the two companies?

Thank you in advance.

[daedalusx]

Perhaps you should use the search button, there is an active thread for sunwest
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=75839&hilit=sunwest

[dazednconfused]

Thanks bud. And, my bad.

[whiteguy]

Couple years at Cariboo (note spelling). Just remember its all about Contrail at these companies. Once you get on line you won't fly a lot. 200 to 300 hrs a year. If your single and nothing holding you back, head north or somewhere without Contrail limitations.

[daedalusx]

Couple years at Cariboo (note spelling). Just remember its all about Contrail at these companies. Once you get on line you won't fly a lot. 200 to 300 hrs a year. If your single and nothing holding you back, head north or somewhere without Contrail limitations.

Beside Tuff-guy Buffalo Joe, I could be wrong but there's not that much operators that hires low time guys compared to Winnipeg/Thompson & Saskatoon. As a young single with nothing to loose I'd be delighted to move far away as possible from the deviancy of Montreal.

[Dagwood]

Forgive my ignorance, but what is Contrails? I figure you don't mean the elongated clouds that jet liners pull along behind themselves.

Edit: Disregard. Found this: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=49232

[oates76]

Actually there is the bag run at Sunwest, so no contrails requirements for that, you'll get a lot more than 300/year flying the Ho's.

[Just Because]

There are several operators up north that will take low time guys: Air Tindi, Arctic Sunwest, North Wright Airways, Summit Air, and so on.