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Old 01-22-2020 | 04:31 PM
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John Carr
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Originally Posted by Av8tr1
I just want to add on another type rating and since a major is most likely my next stop (god help us all) doing a boeing or airbi makes the most sense.
No, it really doesn't, see the bottom.

Originally Posted by captjns
if one is going to peruse a corporate type rating, take a job with a 135 operator that will pay for the type rating.
If one is going to peruse a Airbus/73 type, find a Legacy/major/LCC/ULCC that will pay for it.

Originally Posted by Av8tr1
This is pretty much it. I already have all the college I am going to want (though a degree in physics or astronomy would be cool but I don't have enough funds available)......So adding another type makes the most sense
No, it really doesn't.

Do you have a masters? If so, get ANOTHER ONE, in anything. Just make sure to get a 4.0 in the program. It's more "marketable" than a type on a NB aircraft.

Originally Posted by Av8tr1
�Plus its really the taxpayers money and I don't want to waste it on something I might never use. They paid for my military flight training and they paid for some of my civilian flight training so I think it would be appropriate that I use that money for something in the line of work I already do.
Just so we got this straight; You have all these ratings, you have all the college you want/need, and you're a military trained pilot looking for a type rating to make yourself more "marketable" for a major as your next stop?
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