South Bay Aviation in Torrance, Ca. is always looking for instructors. It's about 5 min from the beach as well:)

http://www.lanierflightcenter.com
Gainesville, GA (NE Ga, about an hour from Atlanta)
- great year round weather...
- new airplanes
- low cost of living
- good pay
- GREAT clients
- Great owner, lots of support from management
- bonus program
- low cost of living
- lots of opportunity in the Atlanta area when you're ready to move on

I worked there for 3 years, it's a really good flight school and a great place to instruct.

www.ifta.aero awesome gig, flying barons and bonanzas teaching ANA and EVA airline trainees... salaried + OT free health and dental i think you'll make 40K your first year

What kind of time is IFTA looking for?

Not sure what they're looking for now, BankAngle & I quit for a regional about 7 months ago. Last I heard they were wanting just a CFI & CFII. MEI used to be required but apparently if you stay there for awhile they'll end up putting you in the Baron and giving it to you.

Excellent company, great people, hard working students....couldn't ask for more in a CFI job.

anyone know much about panam academy some people listed above? i have been looking into it seems like a pretty good gig bonus and everything.

i have been looking at angel air also even talked with an instructor there anyone care to weigh in on them as well?

Climbto350.com has a march special for all of us cheap pilots out there - you know who you are....pretty much anyone who reads this.... its been a good website for the latest CFI jobs out there - its nice because you can basically type a state in the search engine and find a couple CFI jobs there - where do you want to live??

i dont have a preference as to where to live i would like somewhere with good year round weather. currently looking in arizona.

Anyone have info on sierra in atwater, ca?