RAA placed a little over 100 pilots with the airlines last year. I was just set up for an interview. The cost is high, but if you are willing to sacrifice a few years of loan payments, it's worth it. They are also partnered with Utah Valley State, so you can get your degree while you train, and your training counts towards college credits. As to the stability of the school, they've been around for seven years, I believe, and they continue to expand both their Florida campus and the Arizona one. Every school is going to have its positives and its negatives, but my experience here has been a good one. I did my type rating three months ago and three of the guys I went there with have been hired already and I hope to be as well.
Last edited by surfer1212; 05-05-2006 at 05:01 PM.