Originally Posted by
tankerclown23
I’ve heard on this forum multiple times that FlightSafety, specifically at CMH, is a terrible place to work; toxic, low wages, long hours, etc. Anyone currently there that would care to dispel any of those? It seems like it could be a good job and a great way to be at home in my own bed every night.
I also appreciate everyone tagging in with all the different flight departments around Columbus. Is there any way to find out if any of these companies are hiring aside from checking their websites every so often?
Cheers!
I’m teaching at FSI right now. Your enjoyment very much depends on the center AND the program within that center. You might have a good center, but be in a crappy program. Or vice verse. Or maybe they’re both good.
pay could be better, but it’s not bad considering that the job is really quite easy. It does get mind numbing, though.
im looking to go back to flying because every time the [insert system] slide comes up, I die a little inside. It’s very repetitive.
you are, however, home every day. And you can contract fly if you want.