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Old December 8th 05, 10:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Jobs for pilots wtih CP + IR?

Mark Hansen wrote:
I was wondering how difficult it is to find work as a pilot
if you have a commercial certificate and instrument rating,
but not a lot of hours.

I'm assuming most companies require minimums in the neighborhood
of 1,500 hours. Are there jobs available for CPs that have in the
range of 200-500 hours?

Where would one look?

Thanks,


I flew for a traffic reporting company when I had about 300 hours. It
was a part time thing, when I wasn't instructing. I'm not sure that you
can make a living as a low time commercial pilot, even as a CFI.

I do know of some people who got right seat jobs for Part 91 operators.
You just have to know people.
 




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