jetcareers - View Single Post - Arizona or Florida, which is better to learn?

Buzo · August 8th, 2003, 17:24

The point I was trying to make is, you can fly VFR year round in Seattle.

Liike I said before, I did most of my training in Seattle. I did do some in Las Vegas though. Every area has its own unique parts. My goal was to fly in Alaska. To get a job in Alaska they want hundreds of hours of Alaska time or Pacific Northwest time.

The thing to remember is we all fly in the best place until we go somewhere else. I have taught in Seattle and Alaska. I have picked up lots of ice in unforecast conditions, and have flown through some great mountainous areas. Actual time during the instrument rating does help with confidence and is does look good on a low time pilots resume.

As for the guy who's interview I sat in on, he is a buddy of mine who I took in for the interview.

August 8th, 2003, 17:24	#23
Buzo Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Rockford, IL Posts: 275	Re: Arizona or Florida, which is better to learn? The point I was trying to make is, you can fly VFR year round in Seattle. Liike I said before, I did most of my training in Seattle. I did do some in Las Vegas though. Every area has its own unique parts. My goal was to fly in Alaska. To get a job in Alaska they want hundreds of hours of Alaska time or Pacific Northwest time. The thing to remember is we all fly in the best place until we go somewhere else. I have taught in Seattle and Alaska. I have picked up lots of ice in unforecast conditions, and have flown through some great mountainous areas. Actual time during the instrument rating does help with confidence and is does look good on a low time pilots resume. As for the guy who's interview I sat in on, he is a buddy of mine who I took in for the interview.