Pete McNeil Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 12,000+ hours of accident free utility time including seismic, Xmas trees, fertilizer, spraying, fire, logging & logging support, slash burning, photo, tours, HVAC lifts, concrete pours, surveys, misc. long line work up to 200'. Available from October through March. Very safe and productive.Pete McNeil630-675-0659 Quote
EW64 Posted January 25, 2010 Posted January 25, 2010 Hello Pete, Judging by you Oct-Mar timeframe I assume you fly seasonally during the rest of the year. Considering your lengthy flight time I was hoping you could give me some advice as I'm trying to get my foot in the door of any flying job and I thought flying a season somewhere would be the easiest route for me to achieve my goal. A bit of background on myself, I'm a former Army Pilot/IP in the Apache with over 1,600 hours flight time but I've been away from aviation for 14 years (aside from renting an R22 on a few occasions). Any advice you could give will be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Edew64@verizon.net Quote
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