Starting over at 50+
#2
I would shoot for envoy. Right of the bat with your age, you will get the E175. Nice sign in bonus as well plus the flow! You technically are an AA pilot.
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Definitely do some IFR work, and a little multi-engine IFR as well.
The AA WO's are a hot commodity at the moment, but like the above poster said, goals and domicile will go a long way toward helping answer this question.
The AA WO's are a hot commodity at the moment, but like the above poster said, goals and domicile will go a long way toward helping answer this question.
#6
But at 50+ the OP may not want to flow, reset his seniority to zero and commute to reserve in the northeast six or seven years from now.
If he wants the 175, he can have that at SKW too.
I think this comes down to geography, and whether QOL is more important than retiring as a major airline pilot.
#8
Yea dude 'till your friends and family and your gf figure out you're just a regional pilot. Make about 37,000 a year salary, can't qualify for a house have to live in a trailer by DFW.
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But yeah, most classes 50+ means you get whatever option is available.
That said, to the OP, pick a regional you can stand to be stuck with for a while. You never know when something is going to happen to turn the market upside down again. For me, that was Envoy. But if I lived on the west coast, that might me Skywest (don't know, didn't look at it from a westcoasters point of view, just sayn it could have changed it).
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