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Anchorage Flying

I know this question has be asked into oblivion, but I’m going to be moving up to the Anchorage area late February. I’m currently working at a 135 in JAX flying PC-12s just shy of 1200 hrs. I’m not sure what my total will be by February but I’m not sure where to start in terms of looking for any flying job up there. No AK which makes the cargo 135s tough to get into, and I feel like I’ll have to many hours to get looked at by a flight school. Any tips/advice for my poor soul?

Edit: I am moving because of family reasons, not because I want to be spontaneous and live the AK life for a season and leave. I plan to live in the area for the foreseeable future.

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