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Old 04-08-2015 | 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by block30
Yes absolutely.

BUT....What happens when these countries, particularly China, take back their flight training? China is making big moves in aviation at all levels. I would not be surprised to see them soon winding down flight training in the United States. It makes sense from a financial, and maybe more importantly national pride reasons for China to do so.

So my question is: Is the United States ready for the draw down of foreign flight training? We need to stop kicking the can down the road.

The head of the college program I was teaching in a couple of years ago went to China working on a contract and told us (instructors) we could go to China for a 3 year contract, instruct there at $75,000 a year housing included, and be guaranteed a job with a Chinese national carrier when the contract was included. Job offer would be flying a heavy cargo config based in LA.
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