Comair / ASA
#21
ASA is likely your best bet. HOWEVER, most new hires are going to the CRJ700 where the reserve will run you at least 1 year. The CRJ200 will give you better QOL if you are senior enough in you class to get it. If so, expect to be on reserve for 2-3 months. After that, you will rack up about 80 hours of block time per month. You will probably have an easier commute from MIA to ATL. Good luck!
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#25
They looked at and made a copy of mine at the interview. I have no idea what happens with it next.
As far as ASA or Comair, realize this, many people think the regionals are just a stepping stone to something better. And for many people that has held true, but the way things are going, you should also look at the "what if" I'm here for a very long time.
Also....if you plan to try and move on to Big D....it will be much more difficult coming from Comair......
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Care to explain why that is?
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I know some have been hired but ASA has about a 10:1 ratio. Both companies seem to be losing just as many pilots per month.
Just something to consider if DL is the ultimate dream for the origninal poster.
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