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● RDT COMM ·KC-Chiefsfan23 ·June 13, 2026 ·15:52Z

Flight Saftey

A pilot with 1,200 pilot-in-command hours recently took a position in St. Louis involving 2.5 days per week of flying Cessna 182s and 206s. The pilot sought advice on entering the flight safety field during available free time to gain experience, connections, and additional income as a supporting crew member.
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This submission does not contain an aviation news article. It is a Reddit post from r/flying in which an individual pilot asks for career advice about pursuing work with FlightSafety International while holding 1,200 hours PIC, 20 hours multi-engine, and no checkride failures — flying Cessna 182s and 206s approximately 2.5 days per week out of St. Louis.

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