But wouldn't that be true no matter where you go?
Especially if many if not all junior bases for other airlines are in NY which is totally uncomputable?
I know it's going to be bad in the beginning,
but I am looking out to 1+ year timeframe.
Basically, I want to move on out of the regionals,
and the choice right now is Sun Country or a 2-leg commute somewhere to the east coast.
Originally Posted by
Demoman
Don't get lazy and read the entire thread , you'll get answers to all of the questions you just asked .
SCA is NOT a commuter friendly airline , there are only a hand full of commuters and they are senior pilots , SCA does not put you up in a hotel during training , you either buy yourself a hotel room at an average of 60-80 dollars per night ( or north of that ) or you rent a crash-pad , SCA does not fly you to the interview either .
With the schedule you have at your present job you got to be insane to come here if you are looking for QOL .