Originally Posted by
JohnBurke
Don't waste your time. Aeroguard is nothing more than the former Transpac Academy, a third rate certificate mill where chinese airlines sent their indentured slaves to get a certificate and a taste of aviation before reeling them back for a lifetime commitment. You going there won't get you a bit closer to working in China, not that you should.
Your original post sounded more like a high school student considering options. Your more recent post suggests you're in the service, which means that you can take ERAU online or in person for considerably less than others, which would make a lot more sense. Context is everything. That being the case, you'll actually be ahead to crank out as many credits as you can right now, whether you elect to finish with ERAU or not.
ERAU credits are discounted for me like if I were a service member but I'm not active duty nor am I a vet. My wife is active duty here & I'm just a GS contractor. By the time we're back in the states, I'll be 29 years old and we're still deciding which state to move back to. In the meantime, I know that I can knock out as many ERAU online classes as I can in my downtime but I want to know if I should continue towards my bachelor's degree in aeronautics or should I just jump straight into flight training.
My wife and I have considered the thought of living abroad and starting a new life in a different county so that's where China comes to mind since pilot salaries there are the highest in the world and since we're close to there being here in Japan.