I started looking around for other jobs back in May when things were really bad and didn’t know what my company was doing. I have a background in finance and did the finance thing before I got into aviation. My entire life I’ve always had backup plans. I try and not let myself get caught without a plan to pay the rent and put food on the table. My goal like most people when I started flying was making it to the majors. Pandemic has pretty much put a stop to a that for the next decade I’m guessing.
I would prefer to fly but making regional FO wages for the next 2-5 years doesn’t seem very appealing right now. I like the idea of taking leave for 12-24 months. I’ll see if my company is offering it.
I know the legacies probably won’t hire for a long time. But what does everyone see about the LCC, fractional, corporate?