Originally Posted by
UCLAbruins
My first airline job was with allegheny airlines (now Piedmont), Dash 8. I flew with a guy, it was his last trip with the company, he was leaving for JB the following week. Whoever interviewed him said something like, "you might be one of the last prop guys we ever we hire".
I don't know anything about JB, and I'm not sure if they like prop guys or not, but I came to the conclusion they don't, base on that guy's comments. This happened 6 years ago, who knows what they want now, but I doubt piston guys.
Riddle has a program with Cape Air and Jet Blue- I hear theres some students already at Cape Air enrolled in this program
oComplete a paid internship at Cape Air
oGraduate from a degree program accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International
oJetBlue Airways Orientation
oServe as a Flight Instructor for one year at respective University
oFly for Cape Air for approximately 2 ½ years gaining another 2500 hours of experience
oAttend a jet transition refresher program designed by their respective University
oFinal Interview at JetBlue Airways