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10-12-2023, 08:05 AM

#4381

The 307 Guy

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Originally Posted by chspilot94

Thanks! I’ve heard similar about long term. Any idea how long it would take to move from ORF to get CHS, at least while it’s around? And any clue how soon it’ll be gone as an E-Jet base?

Information regarding chs ejet is vague. Overall feel of the direction the company is moving is the ejet will be gone in chs by summer next year. There may be some day trips on the 220 in chs but I wouldn’t put much faith in chs as an ejet base short or long term. It’s very senior so bidding in would be hard if they even allow anyone to bid in on the ejet.

10-12-2023, 05:55 PM

#4382

bonvoyage

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Originally Posted by ENG96

Does anyone have a general outline of the training? How long is the entire type rating, are they all taking place in SLC? are they sending people home after Indoc before starting?

Thanks!

plan on a 75 day footprint indoc-completed OE

10-13-2023, 11:19 AM

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awaywego

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Originally Posted by Swapapotamoose

Come on over. For you it makes sense

what’s the problem with the emb190’s? If they require less seats to break even wouldn’t they make more sense?

10-13-2023, 11:36 AM

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PNWFlyer

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Originally Posted by awaywego

what’s the problem with the emb190’s? If they require less seats to break even wouldn’t they make more sense?

they are not shiny and new.

10-20-2023, 05:45 PM

#4385

friend

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Question? is breeze AQP pilot training

Hi

I just wanted to ask how’s the training at breeze. Are they AQP, do they have
their on sim instructors or their own simulators, how is the washout rate

thanks

10-20-2023, 07:06 PM

#4386

PNWFlyer

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Originally Posted by friend

Hi

I just wanted to ask how’s the training at breeze. Are they AQP, do they have
their on sim instructors or their own simulators, how is the washout rate

thanks

Hi,
1. Sure it’s fine
2.No
3. Yes and Yes. They have both.
4. The washout rate is the is the number of people that that don’t make it through training divided by the total number of people that went through training times 100.

I am drunk right now so my math for 4 could be wrong.

10-20-2023, 09:12 PM

#4387

Jebaviation

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Breeze question

Hey quick question for breeze pilots, does Charleston have a 220 base? Also how long to hold it if they do?

10-20-2023, 09:46 PM

#4388

Twr199

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Originally Posted by PNWFlyer

Is anyone on APC not drunk?

10-21-2023, 09:02 AM

#4389

bluespoon

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Originally Posted by Jebaviation

Hey quick question for breeze pilots, does Charleston have a 220 base? Also how long to hold it if they do?

Most junior is a May 23 hire. For what it’s worth, they told us classes are full rest of the year and they have a pool of pilots for the next 6+ months. By then things will look different with even more 220s on property. I believe we’re receiving 4 in December alone. But in general CHS is senior.

10-21-2023, 10:50 AM

#4390

The 307 Guy

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Originally Posted by friend

Hi

I just wanted to ask how’s the training at breeze. Are they AQP, do they have
their on sim instructors or their own simulators, how is the washout rate

thanks

Training is straightforward with helpful instructors. You’ll be fine as long as you prepare like any other ride.