Is AE the only regional with a DFW domicile?
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So if I pick I LA and get on reserve, does that mean I will be waiting for a while to actually fly, like when people call in sick or something Or will they base me in LA and make me fly out of a different city while on reserve, can I work as a flight instructor while I wait?
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LAX for Eagle is not looking too good. We have quite a few people make the jump from the Saab to the Emb from the LAX base. You could still get it but I doubt you'll be flying much. I we had about 5 new hires move to ORD from LAX Saab this past month. ORD is the most junior base right now and DFW is not looking too bad. My one advice is try not to make your commute as small as possible or none at all. Best of luck.
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Classes for the poolies will be in late March or April. Interviews are going on now for May. Just FYI.
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Yes, Eagle is the only regional.
If you like charter, look at Champion Air. They have a DFW base.
If you have the experience, look at some of the fractionals.
As far as the majors, Southwest and American are obviously there, but they are not hiring. American will probably never hire again, at least as far as I can see. <sigh>
If you like charter, look at Champion Air. They have a DFW base.
If you have the experience, look at some of the fractionals.
As far as the majors, Southwest and American are obviously there, but they are not hiring. American will probably never hire again, at least as far as I can see. <sigh>
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