RedGuy

Personally it wouldn't give me much peace of mind putting any low time pilot in the right seat. After flying with more than a few low time Co-pilots, I find that the flight is safer with one seasoned pilot than having a captain babysit a fledgling pilot in the right seat. Esspecially in a single pilot A/C that I'm already used to flying alone, putting a warm body in the seat next to me just throughs a wrench in my flows. Now I know they all gotta learn somewhere, but that still doesn't add to peace of mind. Anyways to the question, if the 340 job pays that well, take it, you can't log it, but your still gaining expirence and building contacts. Even though it's not legally loggable, I would still put the time you spent there down as expirence on a resume (in calander time, not hours). Some operators may still see that you gained expirence through this job.