Originally Posted by
hindsight2020
I'm with deuce. WHAT future job?!?!?
Military route for an airline aspiration is like the kid that makes more money doing something else and sleeps at home every night in order to qualify for a job that pays him less and has him gone all day.
Work smarter, not harder.....
Your experience may vary. After 3 years flying at my airline, my W-2 is the same as what I was making when I left active duty. The kicker is, I average 14-16 days off work a month. Also, I've had most of the holidays that I wanted off, something that rarely could happen in the chair force.
It isn't about the money for me. It is about QOL. And I'm glad I left active duty. The flying was cool, but I hated the chair force.