Seventeen active pilots in four countries. Pilots who don't file a PIREP for ninety days move to the inactive list, which is why the numbers skip. You can always come back. Your hours wait for you.

ID	Pilot	Rank / Hub	Hours
IRV001	Gene C. Chief Pilot Melbourne, FL	Check Airman KMLB	612.4
IRV002	Walt H. Director of Ops Orlando, FL	Check Airman KMCO	488.1
IRV003	Bernadette K. Toronto, ON	Check Airman KMCO	351.7
IRV005	Hollis P. Savannah, GA	Senior Captain KMLB	262.0
IRV009	Ian M. Leeds, England	Senior Captain KMCO	240.3
IRV014	Desmond A. Columbus, OH	Senior Captain KMLB	198.6
IRV017	Frank O. Tucson, AZ	Senior Captain KMCO	171.2
IRV022	Lucia R. Pilot of the Month San Antonio, TX	Senior Captain KMCO	166.9
IRV025	Mitch B. Perth, Australia	Captain KMLB	131.5
IRV027	Patrice L. Montreal, QC	Captain KMCO	97.0
IRV030	Vern S. Boise, ID	Captain KMLB	84.4
IRV031	Carmen D. Tampa, FL	Captain KMCO	62.8
IRV034	Arnie W. Cleveland, OH	First Officer KMLB	44.1
IRV035	Joan F. Mobile, AL	First Officer KMLB	31.6
IRV036	Kenji T. Honolulu, HI	First Officer KMCO	18.2
IRV037	Stu R. Halifax, NS	First Officer KMLB	9.5
IRV038	Dot M. Melbourne, FL	First Officer KMLB	2.3

Total hours flown by active IRV pilots: 2,972.6

Notes from the Chief Pilot

• Congratulations to Carmen D. on making Captain in August, and to Frank O., who crossed 150 hours on the Lear run to Savannah and is now cleared for the 737.
• Ian M. flies our schedule on Florida time from England, which means he's usually landing in Atlanta at three in the morning his time. Dedication.
• Welcome to Dot M., who is 71 and my next-door neighbor. She saw me flying the JetRanger through my front window one afternoon, came over, and asked if she could try. She has now crashed into the Indian River four times and landed once, and she tells everyone about the once.

Something wrong with your hours? E-mail [email protected] with the PIREP and I'll fix it.
Last updated Tuesday, September 21, 1999