Old guy, where to apply
08-06-2023 | 07:53 PM
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From: We Need To Talk About Your Flare
Being DFW, have you looked at Ameriflight? Could be a great way back in. They are used to training low time “entry” pilots so that part should be easy. They hire all types; young/old, new/experienced.
The difficult part is QOL flying cargo. However, scheduled side is better than the charter side, in my opinion.
The difficult part is QOL flying cargo. However, scheduled side is better than the charter side, in my opinion.
08-06-2023 | 10:14 PM
#12
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Joined: Sep 2016
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From: Paahlot
Where would you apply?
Former Naval Aviator who got out just about the time the airlines began a long slog of furloughs …So I got a “real job”, which was probably best for my young family at the time.
No complaints really, I’ve made a very good living but I’ve had my fill, and to this day go to bed thinking about airplanes…..
Former Naval Aviator who got out just about the time the airlines began a long slog of furloughs …So I got a “real job”, which was probably best for my young family at the time.
No complaints really, I’ve made a very good living but I’ve had my fill, and to this day go to bed thinking about airplanes…..
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