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Old 02-02-2008 | 12:03 AM
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Piston6565
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I just want to throw my 4 1/2 cents out there as well. Get your CFI and instruct for 6-12 months. The airlines will be hiring off and on forever. There is no rush to jump in those fast tin cans. I developed great relationships with other instructors and even a few students. The experience and satisfaction you earn is endless. I remember dreading the CFI route and now it has become one of the single greatest decisions I have ever made. Plus, at most places you make a little more money and even get to play at night. Trust me bud, all airlines pay for you to learn what you need to know. "Transition courses" are very overratted and over priced.
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