Mesa PACE Program
 

So--I am very curious about the Mesa-PACE program @ San Juan College
I'm looking for anyone in the program or a graduate of the program to ask some them questions.I've read many of the threads in the Regionals forums --There does not seem to be much (if any) input from a Mesa pilot or a program student/graduate.Not to mention, it seems that Mesa pilots seem to get the short end of the stick from other pilots. Feel free to email me!
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Mesa pilots get the short end of the stick from Mesa management. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. It's a sinking ship right now with no career potential unless you speak Mandarin!

I jumped into the same thing over in this thread...good insight about it:
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/sh...ad.php?t=10373

BTW, Im in the same boat as you Justcurious...

People, if you have the money for pace, go get a CFI and teach for 300-600 hours. Buy some multi-time if you can't get it by then, and you will be able to get hired sooner at better airlines than mesa.

You might also want to check out this website. All lot of folks over there think mesa is facing major cutbacks in the near future: www.mesahub.com

I'll second that. Get your CFIs at ATP and instruct there for just a couple months. They have letters of agreement with carriers that will be much better to work for than Ornstein air. You'll be happy with your decision. ;)