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09-15-2018 | 09:10 AM

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blindfayth

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So Air Wisconsin pays you $100 a month, but doesn't expect any sort of commitment?

Correct. Not unless/until you go through their ATP-CTP course.

09-15-2018 | 09:15 AM

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Correct. Not unless/until you go through their ATP-CTP course.

Take anything that's free. Commit to nothing.

09-15-2018 | 11:12 AM

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captande

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A lot of the cadet programs are no commitment until you accept some kind of compensation. PSA is that way, no commitment until you start receiving the tuition reimbursement. One thing I found really beneficial from just being apart of it are the connections you’ll make. A big part of making the quick move to the next level is who you know, not what. So if you’re involved and do some good networking it could work out in the end even if you go somewhere else.

Edit: so my recommendation is sign up for all the ones that interest you to make those connections then pick the regional (cadet or not) that is best for you in the end.

09-17-2018 | 11:06 AM

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Swakid8

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Envoy may have a commitment but their Cadets are top of the seniority list for their class over off the street hires. That can be a good deal if you are trying to get a certain base/ac.

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09-26-2018 | 07:46 AM

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Dimka

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I have an airline career fair at UND today with all of th regional offering their programs.
Is it a good idea to “join” multiple programs? (Assuming they are non commitment”? Just for the possible benefits and the commections.