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Thread: What ProPilotWorld.com is all about!

  1. 04-27-2015 19:52:09 #1
    pilotyip
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    Thumbs up What ProPilotWorld.com is all about!


    It is supposed to be about pilots helping pilots. About 18 month ago I get a PM from a ProPilotWorld.com pilot coming through YIP. He is a 206 aerial survey driver with around 900 hours. We meet for breakfast, talk flying, and he expresses a desire to fly the DA-20. He gets hired in to the DA-20 six months later. Well today he took his first flight as DC-9 F/O. He just got his DC-9 type rating and an ATP. He is getting a solid start on his flying career. I get great satisfaction from the small part I played in helping as fellow pilots move on in his career!
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  2. 05-11-2015 05:09:59 #2
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    Re: What ProPilotWorld.com is all about!


    I get great satisfaction from the small part I played in helping as fellow pilots move on in his career!
    Also from the many cases of free beers that should rightly be winging your way from said new DC-9 F/O...
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  3. 06-02-2015 13:07:38 #3
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    Re: What ProPilotWorld.com is all about!


    Quote Originally Posted by pilotyip View Post
    It is supposed to be about pilots helping pilots. About 18 month ago I get a PM from a ProPilotWorld.com pilot coming through YIP. He is a 206 aerial survey driver with around 900 hours. We meet for breakfast, talk flying, and he expresses a desire to fly the DA-20. He gets hired in to the DA-20 six months later. Well today he took his first flight as DC-9 F/O. He just got his DC-9 type rating and an ATP. He is getting a solid start on his flying career. I get great satisfaction from the small part I played in helping as fellow pilots move on in his career!
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  4. 07-09-2015 14:53:26 #4
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    Re: What ProPilotWorld.com is all about!


    Quote Originally Posted by pilotyip View Post
    It is supposed to be about pilots helping pilots. About 18 month ago I get a PM from a ProPilotWorld.com pilot coming through YIP. He is a 206 aerial survey driver with around 900 hours. We meet for breakfast, talk flying, and he expresses a desire to fly the DA-20. He gets hired in to the DA-20 six months later. Well today he took his first flight as DC-9 F/O. He just got his DC-9 type rating and an ATP. He is getting a solid start on his flying career. I get great satisfaction from the small part I played in helping as fellow pilots move on in his career!
    I think I know this guy! Did he fly for Aperture?
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