I have ground handled them a few times in the past. I know they have done some sports charters. The flights I worked were in town due to the filming of Legally Blonde or some movie of the like. I beleive they have, or at least had 2 737-200s.
I have ground handled them a few times in the past. I know they have done some sports charters. The flights I worked were in town due to the filming of Legally Blonde or some movie of the like. I beleive they have, or at least had 2 737-200s.
I have ground handled them a few times in the past. I know they have done some sports charters. The flights I worked were in town due to the filming of Legally Blonde or some movie of the like. I beleive they have, or at least had 2 737-200s.
Skyking is kinda scary…Flown on their 737-200s many times, lots of long takeoff rolls, duct type on armrest and overhead compartments. Long distance flights all operated under 29,000 feet due to non RVSM compliance. Was on N977UA for several legs with the VIP 56 seat interior and something was wrong with the autopilot. The aircraft was constantly in a slight roll and yaw at cruise, very annoying on a 3 hour leg.
They were operating a 767-200 last year but it was repossessed within months of adding to their certificate. Interesting operation!
Thanx alot i got my B737 type rating and was interested in going there to get some time in type…but i heard from alot of ppl its not that good of an operation…right now ill stay where am at and continue building PIC type until the majors come around…are you a pilot?