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Ameriflight


Burbank, CA
www.ameriflight.com

quicktake

  • Schedules average 50-70 hrs per month
  • Typical day is about 3-4 hrs of flying; M-F; pilots stay at the layover during the day
  • One BE-200 engages in on-demand pax charters
  • Largest Part 135 cargo airline in the US
  • Approx. 2,000 weekly departures
  • Of about 175 aircraft, 40 are piston powered
  • TDY pay is $35/day; there is no daily per diem for regular lines-- only receive per diem if TDY to another base
  • Ameriflight routemap
  • This page last updated: Nov 3, 2011 (quicktake; fleet count)
 
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pilots pilots
208
 Total
208
 Active
0
 Furlough

none
pilots pilots
EMB120: 
8
SA227: 
 44
B1900C: 
 22
BE99: 
 57
Navajo: 
 6
Chieftain: 
 31
King Air 200: 
 1 (pax)

ONT
BUR
OAK
PDX
BFI
SLC
PHX
DFW
CVG
SDF
SJU
BQN
OMA
BUF
MIA

pilots

Hiring. Hiring approx. 10 pilots per month.

Minimums: 1,200 TT, 50 ME, Commercial AMEL Instrument Airplane and must meet 135 minimums. Training is 3-4 weeks.

6 month training contract for BE99s, one year for PA31s, Metros, BE1900s. After which cost is forgiven. If leave early, cost is pro-rata.

Apply online.

Ameriflight interview gouge.

pilots

Ameriflight currently has a reciprocal agreement only with Southwest. CASS participant.


**correction to above graphic: No Lance or Learjet aircraft in fleet anymore

*Twin Prop = Navajo, Chieftain

If pilot is on TDY away from assigned base for more than 24 hrs, per diem of $35 per day is also paid

Annual Retention Bonus:
BE99/Lear/EMB120 FO: 5%
SA227/B1900: 5%
EMB120 Capt: 5%
Lear Capt: 4%

Per Diem :
$35/day
$17.50/half day
 

pilots

401K:
yes
401k Matching:
50% of up to 3% pilot contribution
A/B Fund:
none
Other:

   
 
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