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Old 12-23-2021, 02:09 PM
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Will do. I clearly have a poor understanding of this arena. Thank you for the advice.
Go to professional pilots of tomorrow. There are a lot of us there that are willing to guide you.
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Old 12-23-2021, 05:58 PM
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I exist to do two things; chew bubblegum and fly aircraft.
Just don't chew the bubblegum in a crew environment.
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Old 12-24-2021, 02:20 PM
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Are boiled eggs a good cockpit snack?
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Old 12-24-2021, 02:52 PM
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Are boiled eggs a good cockpit snack?

close 2nd to broccoli
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Old 12-24-2021, 04:19 PM
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close 2nd to broccoli
I’d take that over tuna fish. How people think it’s okay to bring something that stanky into a cramped cockpit is beyond me.
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Old 12-25-2021, 04:33 PM
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Here is some real advice.

Fly a plane with a forward lav and learn to time your farts to when a pax is in the lav, and blame them.

You’re welcome
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Old 12-26-2021, 03:27 PM
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Will do. I clearly have a poor understanding of this arena. Thank you for the advice.
Like someone else said. Minimums are only there so that if John Glenn shows up to interview but only has 1000 hours turbine they can hire him. I have never once seen am FO go straight to Delta without ex mil.

I know 2 FO's that have gone to ual straight, but one had family at the director level and one was a former intern.

Competitive minimums are key. 4 year aviation degree, Board of directors at a non profit. 1000 hours 121 turbine pic. Recruiter. 4000 TT. And my friend JUST started getting called.

To say you "don't care about qol' is really really short sighted. My guess is that 75% of airline pilots have a story about how they didn't expect to be at the regional level as long as they did. Speed bumps happen. Hell, I'm mid 30's and have seen 3 falls off the aviation industry. 2 of them added years onto my journey to the majors..... It wasn't that long ago that you "chose" whichever regional God saw fit to call you. At a minimum you need to think smart. Which regional would you want to be stuck at if the music stopped. Or at a minimum, if it took you an extra 3-5 years to get where you're going.

Planning for the best case scenario is a young man's game, and it's a losing one. I know.
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Old 12-26-2021, 11:37 PM
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Like someone else said. Minimums are only there so that if John Glenn shows up to interview but only has 1000 hours turbine they can hire him. I have never once seen am FO go straight to Delta without ex mil.

I know 2 FO's that have gone to ual straight, but one had family at the director level and one was a former intern.

Competitive minimums are key. 4 year aviation degree, Board of directors at a non profit. 1000 hours 121 turbine pic. Recruiter. 4000 TT. And my friend JUST started getting called.

To say you "don't care about qol' is really really short sighted. My guess is that 75% of airline pilots have a story about how they didn't expect to be at the regional level as long as they did. Speed bumps happen. Hell, I'm mid 30's and have seen 3 falls off the aviation industry. 2 of them added years onto my journey to the majors..... It wasn't that long ago that you "chose" whichever regional God saw fit to call you. At a minimum you need to think smart. Which regional would you want to be stuck at if the music stopped. Or at a minimum, if it took you an extra 3-5 years to get where you're going.

Planning for the best case scenario is a young man's game, and it's a losing one. I know.
I can name 10 right away that were non-mil and went to Delta and UA without being a Captain. The only thing is, with no degree they seem to want that PIC time. The few who just got hired at UA without a 4year were both captains at their previous regional.
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Old 12-27-2021, 04:25 AM
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Competitive mins historically are very different from competitive now
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Old 12-27-2021, 12:32 PM
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I can name 10 right away that were non-mil and went to Delta and UA without being a Captain. The only thing is, with no degree they seem to want that PIC time. The few who just got hired at UA without a 4year were both captains at their previous regional.
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