Originally Posted by
TiredSoul
It is....
But it's also a rewarding path chosen by thousands that went before you.
And certainly nothing to be embarrassed about.
Every entry level job will eventually reach the end of its usefulness and you don't learn anymore.
Going up and down a beach at 500' gets old quick and none of it fills any additional columns in your logbook.
When picking an entry level job consider:
TT and the rate of accumulation
XC
Night
IFR/IMC
PIC
Flightinstruction gets you to build on all of those. Just a thought.
Going to agree here. Plus it lays the foundation for CRM. Trust me when I say that I dont want someone to learn CRM when they are at the regionals. Not the place. Besides some of my fondest memories of flying were from my CFI days