Recency of experience
#2
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Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 2,767
Get your sims done, youll be at mainline within a month.
#3
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Joined APC: Nov 2006
Posts: 204
If you don't have your ATP, consider going to Delta's ATP-CTP program (especially if that's your main target) before going to the regional. Almost ends up being a pre-interview and helps get your app scored once you get the recurrent time.
On a side note, use the getting recurrent time to get your apps and resume squared away (a.k.a. use a review service).
For reference, I had a post-retirement 8 year break, went to regional (9E) and the month after I hit 100 hours, I got interview calls from most of my target airlines. Because I wanted a specific legacy, I waited longer than I could have and ended up spending 13 months at the regional.
Feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions.
#4
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Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 2,767
Don't bank on being gone "within a month". With 5 years away from the seat, the legacies will not likely pull your app for score & interview invite until you have 100 hours within past 12 months (SWA is the only one that may still accept a 5 year break in flying).
If you don't have your ATP, consider going to Delta's ATP-CTP program (especially if that's your main target) before going to the regional. Almost ends up being a pre-interview and helps get your app scored once you get the recurrent time.
On a side note, use the getting recurrent time to get your apps and resume squared away (a.k.a. use a review service).
For reference, I had a post-retirement 8 year break, went to regional (9E) and the month after I hit 100 hours, I got interview calls from most of my target airlines. Because I wanted a specific legacy, I waited longer than I could have and ended up spending 13 months at the regional.
Feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions.
If you don't have your ATP, consider going to Delta's ATP-CTP program (especially if that's your main target) before going to the regional. Almost ends up being a pre-interview and helps get your app scored once you get the recurrent time.
On a side note, use the getting recurrent time to get your apps and resume squared away (a.k.a. use a review service).
For reference, I had a post-retirement 8 year break, went to regional (9E) and the month after I hit 100 hours, I got interview calls from most of my target airlines. Because I wanted a specific legacy, I waited longer than I could have and ended up spending 13 months at the regional.
Feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions.
#5
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Joined APC: Dec 2006
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,370
Have your mainline apps updated and keep doing it regularly. You have a very good mainline resume, especially once you get through sims and IOE.
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