How would the regional climate changes affect the growth of trees?
Q. How would the regional climate changes affect the growth of trees? How is this important in dendroclimatology i dont get it.
Asked by Jerry - Wed Feb 10 13:58:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basically, trees grow better when the climate is good for tree growth (right temperature, adequate rain fall, right amount of sunlight, etc.) Trees don't grow well when the weather conditions are poor for tree growth (drought, too hot or too cold, etc.) Dendroclimatology is the study of determining past climates from studying trees (usually tree rings.) Since trees grow more when growing conditions are good, the tree rings for that year will be bigger. Tree rings for a bad year will be thinner (less growth). Therefore, by examining tree ring sizes, and combining that information with other climate proxy records, scientists can approximate what the climate was like.
Answered by Sequi - Fri Feb 12 16:00:47 2010
Q. How would the regional climate changes affect the growth of trees? How is this important in dendroclimatology i dont get it.
Asked by Jerry - Wed Feb 10 13:58:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basically, trees grow better when the climate is good for tree growth (right temperature, adequate rain fall, right amount of sunlight, etc.) Trees don't grow well when the weather conditions are poor for tree growth (drought, too hot or too cold, etc.) Dendroclimatology is the study of determining past climates from studying trees (usually tree rings.) Since trees grow more when growing conditions are good, the tree rings for that year will be bigger. Tree rings for a bad year will be thinner (less growth). Therefore, by examining tree ring sizes, and combining that information with other climate proxy records, scientists can approximate what the climate was like.
Answered by Sequi - Fri Feb 12 16:00:47 2010
How hard is it to get hired in regional airlines?
Q. I'm just curious. Is it hard to get in to regional airlines as pilot? Or is it easy, like everyone can do it? Is the competition really hard among candidates who want to be a pilot in regional airlines? Or very easy??? I'm talking about recently. Please answer if you were once hired from regional airlines Thanks. I am not asking about right now. I am saying "when economy is NOT BAD"
Asked by tmdngs - Wed Nov 12 19:05:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right now, any airline is tough to get into. Airlines laid off thousands of pilots within the past month or two because of the economy. Whether it's regional or not, you're going to have a hard time probably for the next 1, maybe 2 or 3 years, until the economy gets better. Lets hope gas prices don't go up again, because that would cause even more lay offs and turmoil.
Answered by Jonas - Wed Nov 12 19:19:58 2008
Q. I'm just curious. Is it hard to get in to regional airlines as pilot? Or is it easy, like everyone can do it? Is the competition really hard among candidates who want to be a pilot in regional airlines? Or very easy??? I'm talking about recently. Please answer if you were once hired from regional airlines Thanks. I am not asking about right now. I am saying "when economy is NOT BAD"
Asked by tmdngs - Wed Nov 12 19:05:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Right now, any airline is tough to get into. Airlines laid off thousands of pilots within the past month or two because of the economy. Whether it's regional or not, you're going to have a hard time probably for the next 1, maybe 2 or 3 years, until the economy gets better. Lets hope gas prices don't go up again, because that would cause even more lay offs and turmoil.
Answered by Jonas - Wed Nov 12 19:19:58 2008
What about being a regional pilot?
Q. I saw the recent question on becoming a 747 pilot. Frankly, I don't like that sound of driving something THAT immense; it takes a lot of time to do too. Also, the hassle associated with entering another country and their regulations and the long flight time. Now what I am asking is this: What are the requirements of being a regional pilot flying 737ish aircraft in regional airlines like Southwest etc? I am really considering a job in travel and a pilot sounds good. Hows the training? How long? Is it worth it? What about your family life? I would appreciate answers from regional pilots or international alike, although anyone's helpful input would also help.
Asked by m173627 - Mon Jun 11 21:07:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) What are the requirements of being a regional pilot flying 737ish aircraft in regional airlines like Southwest etc? First off, SWA is NOT a regional. Make no mistake, they are a MAJOR U.S. carrier and one of the top paying airlines at that. Any airline that flies 737s can't really be considered a "regional". In all actuality many airlines that are called such are actually majors as they have over a billion in revenue annually (the mark of a major by the D.O.T.). The "regional" airlines like the Express & Connection carriers that feed the majors (even if they are now "majors" in their own right) generally all require: 1. A Commercial pilot certificate with instrument & multi-engine ratings 2. 1,000 hours of flight experience, 100 of… [cont.]
Answered by Av8trxx - Tue Jun 12 05:57:59 2007
Q. I saw the recent question on becoming a 747 pilot. Frankly, I don't like that sound of driving something THAT immense; it takes a lot of time to do too. Also, the hassle associated with entering another country and their regulations and the long flight time. Now what I am asking is this: What are the requirements of being a regional pilot flying 737ish aircraft in regional airlines like Southwest etc? I am really considering a job in travel and a pilot sounds good. Hows the training? How long? Is it worth it? What about your family life? I would appreciate answers from regional pilots or international alike, although anyone's helpful input would also help.
Asked by m173627 - Mon Jun 11 21:07:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) What are the requirements of being a regional pilot flying 737ish aircraft in regional airlines like Southwest etc? First off, SWA is NOT a regional. Make no mistake, they are a MAJOR U.S. carrier and one of the top paying airlines at that. Any airline that flies 737s can't really be considered a "regional". In all actuality many airlines that are called such are actually majors as they have over a billion in revenue annually (the mark of a major by the D.O.T.). The "regional" airlines like the Express & Connection carriers that feed the majors (even if they are now "majors" in their own right) generally all require: 1. A Commercial pilot certificate with instrument & multi-engine ratings 2. 1,000 hours of flight experience, 100 of… [cont.]
Answered by Av8trxx - Tue Jun 12 05:57:59 2007
What is the difference between regional and direct trenitalia trains?
Q. I'm going to be taking a train from Bergamo to Milan and back at the end of the month. The fastest option shows up with a D symbol on trenitalia's website and goes into Milano Centrale. The others go into Lambrate and Porta Garibaldi. These have an R symbol. I think I've worked out that D train is direct and the R trains are regional from their website. Are there any surcharges or do you have to reserve a seat on the direct trains into Milano Centrale? The trains are all short-distance within Lombardy.
Asked by me9189 - Wed Oct 11 12:08:15 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are actually 4 classes of train - Regionale - slowest, least comfortable. Best to use if you are going to small village stations. They are the cheapest and get there in the end! Diretto - cuts out some of the smaller stations but not the fastest trains in the world. UK commuter standard (and every bit as reliable). Express - City-to-city and until recently the top service. More expensive than the two above but trust us, its worth it! Eurostar - luxury and very fast trains. More expensive again but worth it for longer journeys. You pay for the distance, so its not cheaper to get a return than two singles, and you don't have to get the same class of train in each direction. It is a good idea to book Eurostar or Express seats… [cont.]
Answered by Eluned - Thu Oct 12 07:39:26 2006
Q. I'm going to be taking a train from Bergamo to Milan and back at the end of the month. The fastest option shows up with a D symbol on trenitalia's website and goes into Milano Centrale. The others go into Lambrate and Porta Garibaldi. These have an R symbol. I think I've worked out that D train is direct and the R trains are regional from their website. Are there any surcharges or do you have to reserve a seat on the direct trains into Milano Centrale? The trains are all short-distance within Lombardy.
Asked by me9189 - Wed Oct 11 12:08:15 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are actually 4 classes of train - Regionale - slowest, least comfortable. Best to use if you are going to small village stations. They are the cheapest and get there in the end! Diretto - cuts out some of the smaller stations but not the fastest trains in the world. UK commuter standard (and every bit as reliable). Express - City-to-city and until recently the top service. More expensive than the two above but trust us, its worth it! Eurostar - luxury and very fast trains. More expensive again but worth it for longer journeys. You pay for the distance, so its not cheaper to get a return than two singles, and you don't have to get the same class of train in each direction. It is a good idea to book Eurostar or Express seats… [cont.]
Answered by Eluned - Thu Oct 12 07:39:26 2006
How can I find out what regional network a person has on Facebook?
Q. I am trying to view a persons profile but I cant because they arent in my regional network. How do I find out so I can make my network the same as theirs so I can view them?
Asked by elsworthjulie - Wed Feb 4 16:56:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To change your network you have to do this -Go to settings -Account settings -Click on the network Tab -Look for the network that person is in -Join the network
Answered by duardo - Wed Feb 4 17:05:31 2009
Q. I am trying to view a persons profile but I cant because they arent in my regional network. How do I find out so I can make my network the same as theirs so I can view them?
Asked by elsworthjulie - Wed Feb 4 16:56:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To change your network you have to do this -Go to settings -Account settings -Click on the network Tab -Look for the network that person is in -Join the network
Answered by duardo - Wed Feb 4 17:05:31 2009
How do you get around a regional blackout on ESPN 360 for a basketball game?
Q. I want to watch the SU game, but it says that it's a regional blackout and sends me to the high school football game.
Asked by pigglet357 - Sat Jan 2 12:17:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i was having same problem. go to atdhe.net!! live cuse feed. Go 'CUSE!!!
Answered by Chad - Sat Jan 2 13:35:00 2010
Q. I want to watch the SU game, but it says that it's a regional blackout and sends me to the high school football game.
Asked by pigglet357 - Sat Jan 2 12:17:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i was having same problem. go to atdhe.net!! live cuse feed. Go 'CUSE!!!
Answered by Chad - Sat Jan 2 13:35:00 2010
What should I be charging for non regional computer repair work?
Q. I work for a computer repair organization that offers me out of regional deals with extra compensation for my time. These spots are upwards of 90 minutes away from where I live and eat a considerable amount of gas and time. I have to work out a contract with them per region. How much should I be asking for? My flat rate is $30 per local job (which are usually very easy) but for long trip that involve travel and gas, what should I be charging when working out a contract? Well it is $30 dollars flat per local area. if I am out of the local 5 mile area, I get a travel fee bonus. I'm doing a about a 2-2.5 hour job today for $50 bucks for example, to cover my gas and a little extra on the side. I feel this is a little bit low personally.… [cont.]
Asked by wendingowolf - Fri Nov 17 09:44:18 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know where you're living, but I used to charge $60 / hour. I had a friend who charged around $90. From what I've seen $60 - $120 / hour are within industry standards. You don't want to gouge people, but I think $30 an hour is too low, especially for jobs that involve travel. If you put a high value on your work, others will, too. If you put a low value on your work, others will, too. [edit: I would have charged about $150 for a 2.5 hour job. My friend would have charged about $225. He used to scold me for charging too little! Of course, this was in central New Jersey, near Princeton, which is a pretty heavy populated, well-off area. I never had any complaints about my rates being unreasonable. If I remember correctly, some of the… [cont.]
Answered by Brad - Fri Nov 17 09:52:33 2006
Q. I work for a computer repair organization that offers me out of regional deals with extra compensation for my time. These spots are upwards of 90 minutes away from where I live and eat a considerable amount of gas and time. I have to work out a contract with them per region. How much should I be asking for? My flat rate is $30 per local job (which are usually very easy) but for long trip that involve travel and gas, what should I be charging when working out a contract? Well it is $30 dollars flat per local area. if I am out of the local 5 mile area, I get a travel fee bonus. I'm doing a about a 2-2.5 hour job today for $50 bucks for example, to cover my gas and a little extra on the side. I feel this is a little bit low personally.… [cont.]
Asked by wendingowolf - Fri Nov 17 09:44:18 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know where you're living, but I used to charge $60 / hour. I had a friend who charged around $90. From what I've seen $60 - $120 / hour are within industry standards. You don't want to gouge people, but I think $30 an hour is too low, especially for jobs that involve travel. If you put a high value on your work, others will, too. If you put a low value on your work, others will, too. [edit: I would have charged about $150 for a 2.5 hour job. My friend would have charged about $225. He used to scold me for charging too little! Of course, this was in central New Jersey, near Princeton, which is a pretty heavy populated, well-off area. I never had any complaints about my rates being unreasonable. If I remember correctly, some of the… [cont.]
Answered by Brad - Fri Nov 17 09:52:33 2006
What makes a college have Unspecified Regional Accreditation?
Q. If a school is listed as having Regional Accreditation, but has "Unspecified Regional Accreditation". What does that mean? Is that good or bad? Does it mean that there might be different branches of a school in different parts of the united states?
Asked by dulcechica2891 - Wed Aug 20 14:07:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accredited colleges have undergraduate programs that have been approved to meet certain requirements or standards that have been set by a regional accreditation board. For example the UC campus system is accredited by ABET. Getting a degree from an accredited college basically gives your degree worth. It ensures that the academic program you went through is held at a higher value than say a degree from a 'drive-thru college.' Unspecified regional accreditation means that either the source will not disclose the name of the accreditation board for one reason or another.
Answered by vintagejbass - Wed Aug 20 15:39:53 2008
Q. If a school is listed as having Regional Accreditation, but has "Unspecified Regional Accreditation". What does that mean? Is that good or bad? Does it mean that there might be different branches of a school in different parts of the united states?
Asked by dulcechica2891 - Wed Aug 20 14:07:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accredited colleges have undergraduate programs that have been approved to meet certain requirements or standards that have been set by a regional accreditation board. For example the UC campus system is accredited by ABET. Getting a degree from an accredited college basically gives your degree worth. It ensures that the academic program you went through is held at a higher value than say a degree from a 'drive-thru college.' Unspecified regional accreditation means that either the source will not disclose the name of the accreditation board for one reason or another.
Answered by vintagejbass - Wed Aug 20 15:39:53 2008
Can I become a Captain for a regional airline?
Q. Im only 26 years old and im from the Bahamas. I am planning on moving to the U.S. to become an airline pilot. I recognized that there are no major airlines hiring so I decided I'll fly with a regional first. I flied for the Bahamas Defense Force for 4 years and I have over 9000 hours. It was just flying non-stop. Would this allow me to skip the first officer position and go straight to Captain on a regional.
Asked by Lotrell - Fri Jul 16 11:46:56 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TROLLING is found in the Fishing section
Answered by Jimmbbo - Fri Jul 16 12:35:49 2010
Q. Im only 26 years old and im from the Bahamas. I am planning on moving to the U.S. to become an airline pilot. I recognized that there are no major airlines hiring so I decided I'll fly with a regional first. I flied for the Bahamas Defense Force for 4 years and I have over 9000 hours. It was just flying non-stop. Would this allow me to skip the first officer position and go straight to Captain on a regional.
Asked by Lotrell - Fri Jul 16 11:46:56 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TROLLING is found in the Fishing section
Answered by Jimmbbo - Fri Jul 16 12:35:49 2010
Is Associates in Aviation enough to get a job in Regional Airlines?
Q. I believe most of them do not require pilots to have any degree. Can I get Associates in Aviation and all the Pilot Ratings from Single to Multi Engine-instructor. Would that be enough to get a job in regional airlines? If I have Associates degree and more hours of flying, do I get hired first in comparison of the one who has bachelor but less hours than me?
Asked by AMERICAN - Sun Aug 19 03:29:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is what they look for in the interview How many flying hours does this person have? What aircraft have they flown? How does their personality fit in with our airline? Having a degree is a bonus but it won't get you the job. There is a pilot shortage in the world at the moment so you have a good chance of getting a job without a degree but if have the time to get one. Go ahead and do it incase your aviation career falls apart you will have something else to fall back on!
Answered by Mr Quiet - Sun Aug 19 12:37:17 2007
Q. I believe most of them do not require pilots to have any degree. Can I get Associates in Aviation and all the Pilot Ratings from Single to Multi Engine-instructor. Would that be enough to get a job in regional airlines? If I have Associates degree and more hours of flying, do I get hired first in comparison of the one who has bachelor but less hours than me?
Asked by AMERICAN - Sun Aug 19 03:29:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is what they look for in the interview How many flying hours does this person have? What aircraft have they flown? How does their personality fit in with our airline? Having a degree is a bonus but it won't get you the job. There is a pilot shortage in the world at the moment so you have a good chance of getting a job without a degree but if have the time to get one. Go ahead and do it incase your aviation career falls apart you will have something else to fall back on!
Answered by Mr Quiet - Sun Aug 19 12:37:17 2007
What do you think is the most difficult and obscure regional dialect of Persian in Iran to understand?
Q. What do you think is the most difficult and obscure regional dialect of Persian in Iran to understand? Which parts of Iran can you just not understand anything the people are saying??
Asked by <3 - Sun Mar 28 19:41:26 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few languages in Iran which are totally different from one another and there are also different dialects for the country's main language, Farsi. For those parts in which people just speak Farsi but with different accents, it's not very difficult to understand. However, there are regions in which people do speak Farsi but the dialect is so different which it may sound totally strange. For example Yazd in central Iran or Kerman in southern Iran. The examples of regions at which people speak totally different language would be north west Iran (Azerbayjan), west Iran (Kurdistan), far south Iran, and north Iran (Mazandaran). Basically, the further you travel away from the center (Tehran and its regions) to the boarders of the… [cont.]
Answered by Saman M - Sun Mar 28 20:16:54 2010
Q. What do you think is the most difficult and obscure regional dialect of Persian in Iran to understand? Which parts of Iran can you just not understand anything the people are saying??
Asked by <3 - Sun Mar 28 19:41:26 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few languages in Iran which are totally different from one another and there are also different dialects for the country's main language, Farsi. For those parts in which people just speak Farsi but with different accents, it's not very difficult to understand. However, there are regions in which people do speak Farsi but the dialect is so different which it may sound totally strange. For example Yazd in central Iran or Kerman in southern Iran. The examples of regions at which people speak totally different language would be north west Iran (Azerbayjan), west Iran (Kurdistan), far south Iran, and north Iran (Mazandaran). Basically, the further you travel away from the center (Tehran and its regions) to the boarders of the… [cont.]
Answered by Saman M - Sun Mar 28 20:16:54 2010
Can a regional airline pilot fly for a regional airline AND be a gate agent in order to make extra money?
Q. Could a regional airline pilot have 2 jobs for the airline, be a part time gate agent and pilot?
Asked by Jared - Wed Jun 17 17:05:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, as long as you can meet the rest requirments for the pilot portion of your job.. To oversimplify a very complex rule, you have to have at least 24 hours off every 7 days, and must have a specified number of hours of rest before you can begin a flight assignment.
Answered by Jimmbbo - Wed Jun 17 17:29:30 2009
Q. Could a regional airline pilot have 2 jobs for the airline, be a part time gate agent and pilot?
Asked by Jared - Wed Jun 17 17:05:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, as long as you can meet the rest requirments for the pilot portion of your job.. To oversimplify a very complex rule, you have to have at least 24 hours off every 7 days, and must have a specified number of hours of rest before you can begin a flight assignment.
Answered by Jimmbbo - Wed Jun 17 17:29:30 2009
How do you correct a regional error on a dvd player?
Q. I made a picture slideshow at home which include mp3's. The movie works fine on my dvd player at home but gives a regional error code on my Grandma's dvd player. We both live in the US.
Asked by pickensad - Wed Jul 12 04:22:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're very smart then you can like try to alter it some how but...you can easily buy a dvd player that is region free and will play any dvd from any part of the world...you can buy them very cheap on sites like ebay and stuff like that...or maybe your problem is when you were encoding the region format you must have clicked another region beside north america
Answered by Nutsackz - Wed Jul 12 04:26:44 2006
Q. I made a picture slideshow at home which include mp3's. The movie works fine on my dvd player at home but gives a regional error code on my Grandma's dvd player. We both live in the US.
Asked by pickensad - Wed Jul 12 04:22:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're very smart then you can like try to alter it some how but...you can easily buy a dvd player that is region free and will play any dvd from any part of the world...you can buy them very cheap on sites like ebay and stuff like that...or maybe your problem is when you were encoding the region format you must have clicked another region beside north america
Answered by Nutsackz - Wed Jul 12 04:26:44 2006
How does Boeing's Regional Jets including 737 and 757 cross the Atlantic or Pacific to deliver to carriers?
Q. How does Boeing and its Regional Jets including 737 and 757 cross the Atlantic or Pacific ocean to deliver to air-carriers based in Asia?
Asked by catfish - Wed Feb 3 05:32:18 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually they make intermediate stops. Crossing the Atlantic is easy, New York to Iceland is only 2,000 miles as is Iceland to London. So is crossing the Pacific. Going Seattle, Anchorage, Tokyo for example the longest overwater distance is less than 3,000 miles. Most models of either airplane have more than enough range. They would install temporary ferry tanks in the passenger compartment if they were needed
Answered by Howard L - Wed Feb 3 06:33:48 2010
Q. How does Boeing and its Regional Jets including 737 and 757 cross the Atlantic or Pacific ocean to deliver to air-carriers based in Asia?
Asked by catfish - Wed Feb 3 05:32:18 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually they make intermediate stops. Crossing the Atlantic is easy, New York to Iceland is only 2,000 miles as is Iceland to London. So is crossing the Pacific. Going Seattle, Anchorage, Tokyo for example the longest overwater distance is less than 3,000 miles. Most models of either airplane have more than enough range. They would install temporary ferry tanks in the passenger compartment if they were needed
Answered by Howard L - Wed Feb 3 06:33:48 2010
How do I compete in the regional barista competition?
Q. I was interested in competing in the Western regional barista competitions, but I'm not sure how I get involved. I know they already happened this year, I would just like to know what I need to do to participate next year and how I would register.
Asked by Luna - Thu May 27 16:03:22 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to fill out the application form (in triplicate) and send it to the judges.
Answered by Joker - Mon May 31 07:21:19 2010
Q. I was interested in competing in the Western regional barista competitions, but I'm not sure how I get involved. I know they already happened this year, I would just like to know what I need to do to participate next year and how I would register.
Asked by Luna - Thu May 27 16:03:22 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to fill out the application form (in triplicate) and send it to the judges.
Answered by Joker - Mon May 31 07:21:19 2010
Where can I found out about regional British food and traditional recipes?
Q. I'm looking for information about traditional British food like Lancashire Hotpot. I also want to find out about more obscure regional dishes - where they come from, how they are made, their history etc.
Asked by picklinpaul - Tue Oct 24 14:09:36 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are quite good.
Answered by Ambro - Tue Oct 24 14:26:08 2006
Q. I'm looking for information about traditional British food like Lancashire Hotpot. I also want to find out about more obscure regional dishes - where they come from, how they are made, their history etc.
Asked by picklinpaul - Tue Oct 24 14:09:36 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are quite good.
Answered by Ambro - Tue Oct 24 14:26:08 2006
How can I get noticed by regional teams and colleges for soccer?
Q. I'm 14 years old. I was wondering what can I do to get noticed by regional teams and colleges? I heard the Olympic Development Program is good. Does anyone know when and where tryouts are? Any other tips and information would be great help. Thanks
Asked by Surfajc - Tue Nov 4 20:17:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ODP is one of the best things that you can do to get noticed. Also try and do college soccer camps to get noticed.
Answered by Nicole S - Wed Nov 5 00:18:43 2008
Q. I'm 14 years old. I was wondering what can I do to get noticed by regional teams and colleges? I heard the Olympic Development Program is good. Does anyone know when and where tryouts are? Any other tips and information would be great help. Thanks
Asked by Surfajc - Tue Nov 4 20:17:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ODP is one of the best things that you can do to get noticed. Also try and do college soccer camps to get noticed.
Answered by Nicole S - Wed Nov 5 00:18:43 2008
Japanese regional airline pilot to US based regional pilot?
Q. I'm about to join a regional airline as a pilot here in Japan, but my ultimate goal is to fly for a carrier based in the US(regional or domestic preferred). Would this be possible as long as I log in the hours? And yes, I have US citizenship.
Asked by David B - Fri Oct 19 22:13:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From what I understand there is a real pilot shortage crisis looming, especially in North America. Students are being picked up by major airlines with hardly 200 hours because they want to reserve them when they finally get their ATP. If you have US Citizenship, I see no reason why it would not be possible. You could even go for a small US based regional airline right now, but perhaps the best would be to log in the time in Japan, get as many type ratings you can get and than go strait to a legacy airline such as AA, Delta, Northwest, Continental or United. How did you end up in Japan anyways? I'd be interested to know...
Answered by Yoshi - Fri Oct 19 23:52:19 2007
Q. I'm about to join a regional airline as a pilot here in Japan, but my ultimate goal is to fly for a carrier based in the US(regional or domestic preferred). Would this be possible as long as I log in the hours? And yes, I have US citizenship.
Asked by David B - Fri Oct 19 22:13:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From what I understand there is a real pilot shortage crisis looming, especially in North America. Students are being picked up by major airlines with hardly 200 hours because they want to reserve them when they finally get their ATP. If you have US Citizenship, I see no reason why it would not be possible. You could even go for a small US based regional airline right now, but perhaps the best would be to log in the time in Japan, get as many type ratings you can get and than go strait to a legacy airline such as AA, Delta, Northwest, Continental or United. How did you end up in Japan anyways? I'd be interested to know...
Answered by Yoshi - Fri Oct 19 23:52:19 2007
What is the need and practicality of Regional Trade Agreement in WTO?
Q. After whatever I have read about it, all I understand is that A regional trade agreement is an economic trade agreement to reduce tariffs and restrictions on trade between two or more nations within a certain region. Despite reading through some articles, I feel completely blank about the subject. Please can someone help me out !
Asked by Daniel Craig - Wed Sep 26 10:57:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regional cooperation on trade is the main purporse of the WTO so that member countries will not have difficulty in the exchange of goods with regards to tariffs and security matters.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Wed Sep 26 21:36:47 2007
Q. After whatever I have read about it, all I understand is that A regional trade agreement is an economic trade agreement to reduce tariffs and restrictions on trade between two or more nations within a certain region. Despite reading through some articles, I feel completely blank about the subject. Please can someone help me out !
Asked by Daniel Craig - Wed Sep 26 10:57:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regional cooperation on trade is the main purporse of the WTO so that member countries will not have difficulty in the exchange of goods with regards to tariffs and security matters.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Wed Sep 26 21:36:47 2007
What is the estimated monthly salary of a regional director?
Q. Just like to know the average/estimated monthly salary of a regional director in charge of a department in a global MNC from a Japanese electronic solutions company. What is the estimated salary for such a position if the region you are in charge of is Asia?
Asked by Justin_csd - Fri Feb 29 23:41:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at
Answered by tomorjerry - Mon Mar 3 02:30:36 2008
Q. Just like to know the average/estimated monthly salary of a regional director in charge of a department in a global MNC from a Japanese electronic solutions company. What is the estimated salary for such a position if the region you are in charge of is Asia?
Asked by Justin_csd - Fri Feb 29 23:41:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at
Answered by tomorjerry - Mon Mar 3 02:30:36 2008
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