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falconvalley · November 6th, 2006, 01:19

I was at Airnet until September. I was no longer at Airnet shortly after I started transition training into one of 2 new aircraft for a new run I bid on. You'll have to fill in the juicy details with your imagination. Long story short, I think Airnet is a great company, especially for pilots who want to hone their IFR skills. I met so many cool people and made more friends there than I could have imagined.

I applied at Skyway because I grew up near milwaukee and have been in the WI ANG there for the last 6 years. I just signed up for another 6 years, so I'm not ready to give that up just quite yet. While being at Skyway, I'll be able to participate in more military activities than just Drill Weekend on my days off. I'm super excited. This will be my introduction to 121 flying and I've always been fascinated with the airlines, so I know I'm going to at least enjoy learning new things.

November 6th, 2006, 01:19	#7
falconvalley Old Skool Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: KMKE Posts: 2,081	Re: Finally! I was at Airnet until September. I was no longer at Airnet shortly after I started transition training into one of 2 new aircraft for a new run I bid on. You'll have to fill in the juicy details with your imagination. Long story short, I think Airnet is a great company, especially for pilots who want to hone their IFR skills. I met so many cool people and made more friends there than I could have imagined. I applied at Skyway because I grew up near milwaukee and have been in the WI ANG there for the last 6 years. I just signed up for another 6 years, so I'm not ready to give that up just quite yet. While being at Skyway, I'll be able to participate in more military activities than just Drill Weekend on my days off. I'm super excited. This will be my introduction to 121 flying and I've always been fascinated with the airlines, so I know I'm going to at least enjoy learning new things. __________________ British Airways flight asks for push back clearance from terminal. Control Tower replies: "And where is the world's most experienced airline going today without filing a flight plan?"