Any advise?
01-09-2013, 01:04 PM
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Any advise?
Hello everyone,
I am a 27 year okd PPL from Argentina. I have 200 SEL hs and I am planning on attendig Aviator College to do their professional pilot program. This will give me around 200hs. After that, if I pass all the check and get all the CFI ratings, they offer me a job were I can fly around 80hs a month. After a year I will be near ATP minimums, so my plan would be to stay in the US and prepare for the ATP check ride.
My concern is that this is a 2 year plan wich means I will be 30 when I finish. After this, I plan on applying to any airline that takes Expats as I have no attachements back home (except for family) and I would love to do a international career.
Any advise?
Thank you!
I am a 27 year okd PPL from Argentina. I have 200 SEL hs and I am planning on attendig Aviator College to do their professional pilot program. This will give me around 200hs. After that, if I pass all the check and get all the CFI ratings, they offer me a job were I can fly around 80hs a month. After a year I will be near ATP minimums, so my plan would be to stay in the US and prepare for the ATP check ride.
My concern is that this is a 2 year plan wich means I will be 30 when I finish. After this, I plan on applying to any airline that takes Expats as I have no attachements back home (except for family) and I would love to do a international career.
Any advise?
Thank you!
01-09-2013, 05:42 PM
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With 1500 hours and an FAA ATP you can get a regional airline job in the US. You will not be too old at age 30.
As long as you have right-to-work (greencard) no US airline will discriminate against your ex-pat status.
In order to get a job with overseas airlines which hire foreigners (mostly in Asia and the Middle-east) you will need previous airline experience.
As long as you have right-to-work (greencard) no US airline will discriminate against your ex-pat status.
In order to get a job with overseas airlines which hire foreigners (mostly in Asia and the Middle-east) you will need previous airline experience.
01-11-2013, 02:31 AM
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