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Old 06-24-2006, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by cynical
You sound like you have your mind already made up and don't want to hear anyone's opinion that differs from yours. You are focusing on the one area of aviation that's the most unstable, least profitable and with the lowest long term earning potential, passenger flying. You sound like the type that has to be seen strutting through the terminal in your uniform so all the kiddies can see you and ogle over the sight of an "airline" pilot. You should do good in the mighty RJ. Problem is, that will probably be the biggest thing you ever fly. There is no way the passenger side will ever return to it's glory days as you say. The regionals, kids like you and mainline management who sees that they can take advantage of you will see to that. Good luck with your "dream" and hope it doesn't become a nightmare for you. One last thing, no matter how much you may "love" flying, after awhile it does become a "job" and you will grow tired of it. You better be sure that when this does happen that you haven't paid a too high of price to get to the point that it is just a job, especially when you fing yourself stuck at a regional your entire career.

You may love flying but it doesnt mean that flying will love you back. In life it is important to find mutually beneficial relationships. Pilots these days seem to have a bad case of beaten wife syndrome. They are taking a savage beating and more keep on coming because they "love flying".

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