Old 06-03-2016 | 04:24 AM
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Originally Posted by aviator493
I think some are mad they had to spend 7-10 years to get where some can be within a year, maybe two. It's the aviation roller coaster. I had to bend over backwards to get a job at Colgan in 2006 and you'd be kicked out of the interview if you even asked how long it would take to upgrade. I could be bitter, but I'm not. These are great times to get into 121, I do hope the newbies realize this isn't really "normal." Granted, the word really has no place in commercial aviation. Ha


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To say it takes 1-2 years to get to where you want to be isn't all that accurate. Unless you mean to the left seat, then yes it certainly is taking a lot less time then a decade ago. I've always been in this for the long game, however, and a quick upgrade isn't and never has been as important to me as going to a place that provides the best future over the course of my entire career.
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