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07-02-2019 | 07:12 PM
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07-03-2019 | 08:26 AM
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07-04-2019 | 09:40 PM
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Basically, people that bash other regionals are living in glass houses.
07-04-2019 | 09:41 PM
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07-05-2019 | 04:16 AM
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Actually returning - I was a product of the late 90's and choose to not go into aviation for numerous reasons. Kept invovled, owned a plane etc.. Making a run at it now after testing the waters in pt135 world. We own a business - hence cant move but putting in the sacrifices. Regional is the best option for ATP and turbine. Commute aside not going to uproot everything for regional life and I have a number of good options to make it doable but will include a drive to various airports if needed.
07-05-2019 | 05:33 AM
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My business partner/wife - plus I stay involved running backend type stuff that can be done anywhere - so both of us. I currently travel for pt135 flying so we have it figured out and working on an exit strategy / it's back up if the sky falls in aviation.
The mesa diversion on this thread is entertaining. Being a product of the late 90's aviation education, I chose to not fly other than for myself including plane ownership. Stayed close enough to know all the history of Mesa and while I am not 'too good enough' - I simply choose to not go that route based on close friends that have spent time there.
I am just another person trying to catch the wave making best choices as possible that works for me. Everyone has their own path.
The mesa diversion on this thread is entertaining. Being a product of the late 90's aviation education, I chose to not fly other than for myself including plane ownership. Stayed close enough to know all the history of Mesa and while I am not 'too good enough' - I simply choose to not go that route based on close friends that have spent time there.
I am just another person trying to catch the wave making best choices as possible that works for me. Everyone has their own path.
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