Working At Boeing During Flight Training?
Hey everybody, I got out of the military recently and I want to have a career as a pilot. However things have been difficult as I don't really get that much from the VA in terms of money for housing, etc. which puts a strain on my wife who also works. I'm considering applying to Boeing to do what I did in the military which is test and troubleshoot various aircraft's avionics. Is working full time at Boeing while also completing instrument through commercial licenses on the weekends or after work a feasible option in your guys' opinion? Thank you.
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Originally Posted by DarthDecker
(Post 2753780)
Hey everybody, I got out of the military recently and I want to have a career as a pilot. However things have been difficult as I don't really get that much from the VA in terms of money for housing, etc. which puts a strain on my wife who also works. I'm considering applying to Boeing to do what I did in the military which is test and troubleshoot various aircraft's avionics. Is working full time at Boeing while also completing instrument through commercial licenses on the weekends or after work a feasible option in your guys' opinion? Thank you.
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Yeah, but unfortunately there isn't one I can attend in person so I'm doing the college portion online and getting everything covered but I only get about a thousand for BAH..
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You should be able to do that at Boeing of all places. Assuming SEA, they have a flying club on Boeing field, and I think they may pay for some training. My buddy got a PPL while working full time and he's a VP.
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Working at Boeing will probably be a very good idea.
Benefits, medical and all that good stuff. Get your CFI then flightinstruct part time. |
Originally Posted by usmc-sgt
(Post 2753793)
The new GI Bill will pay for your schooling, training, and BAH at E5 rates. Have you looked into that?
Are you telling me I spent $60k out of my savings for no reason.... |
Originally Posted by Macchi30
(Post 2753935)
What.......?
Are you telling me I spent $60k out of my savings for no reason.... |
Originally Posted by TiredSoul
(Post 2753932)
Working at Boeing will probably be a very good idea.
Benefits, medical and all that good stuff. Get your CFI then flightinstruct part time. |
Originally Posted by DarthDecker
(Post 2754329)
Oh man that’s terrible I’m sorry. They cover everything from instrument up if it’s a 141 course paired with online college or whatever
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Originally Posted by DarthDecker
(Post 2753780)
Hey everybody, I got out of the military recently and I want to have a career as a pilot. However things have been difficult as I don't really get that much from the VA in terms of money for housing, etc. which puts a strain on my wife who also works. I'm considering applying to Boeing to do what I did in the military which is test and troubleshoot various aircraft's avionics. Is working full time at Boeing while also completing instrument through commercial licenses on the weekends or after work a feasible option in your guys' opinion? Thank you.
I have a buddy who got Textron to pay for most of his ratings, and he’s a service pilot for them now... started at the company doing work on cabins. Getting your licenses part time is an option. Your success will depend on how much effort you put into things. |
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