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Old 06-15-2015 | 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by flynavyj
To bring this thread back.

If you're a guy who's in an external field, good pay, good benefits, but really missing your contribution to aviation...do you think FSI would be a good way to regain involvement in a field you're passionate about?
It would be good for you in many respects, but sim instruction is not the same as flying an airplane, so employers will not give too much credit as far as recency goes.

If you're considering regionals, they'll all hire you if you're current in a 172.

If you're looking for majors, FSI would be a good resume bullet but not a substitute for flight experience and recency.
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