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Old 08-28-2007, 05:28 PM
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Where did most of you get your PIC turbine time? Is turbo prop PIC turbine considered reasonable?
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Old 08-28-2007, 05:32 PM
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Most due, some have weight mins, I know at JB B1900 dosent count.
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Old 08-28-2007, 05:40 PM
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please use the google search feature on the top of this page to research the prop vs jet issue. It has been visited many times before but a short synopsis of the other threads.

if it burns Jet-A then it counts and of course the bigger the better and two engines are better than one but it is a check in the box
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Corporate: Cheyenne II and 400LS (300 hours?)
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Major: No PIC yet, going to upgrade to 737 Captain soon.
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Originally Posted by alexk1980
Where did most of you get your PIC turbine time? Is turbo prop PIC turbine considered reasonable?
Turboprop time is perfectly acceptable. In fact, given a choice between PIC turboprop and SIC turbojet, turboprop PIC time is the way to go. I got all my turbine PIC flying Metroliners (cargo).

In the very competitive airline employment arena, PIC time is king. My advice is to get your 1,000 hours PIC turboprop time then pursue the SIC jet hours.

Good luck,

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Old 08-28-2007, 06:16 PM
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727, all 700 + hours of it so far.
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i stole it
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Uncle Sam, mostly in the sand box for my ME. All my SE PIC time is as an IP. 100% turbo prop, no additives or fillers.

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Great Lakes, BE1900, Skywest EMB-120, CL65
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