I need advice from a Regional Pilot
#1
I need advice from a Regional Pilot
Currently I'm a student at Delta Connection finishing up my commercial rating. The concern I have is that the training at DCA goes so slow and I spend so much so I don't think doing my multi or my CFI there is a good idea. I've talked to ALL ATP and I'm interested in their CFI program because its much shorter. One of the questions I have is, if I leave DCA and go to ALL ATP and get about 300 or 400 hours dual given to get me up to 500-600tt, how tough would it be to get a job with the regionals that hire with those mins. Any thoughts, please let me know thanks.
#3
Originally Posted by ConnectionPilot
Currently I'm a student at Delta Connection finishing up my commercial rating. The concern I have is that the training at DCA goes so slow and I spend so much so I don't think doing my multi or my CFI there is a good idea. I've talked to ALL ATP and I'm interested in their CFI program because its much shorter. One of the questions I have is, if I leave DCA and go to ALL ATP and get about 300 or 400 hours dual given to get me up to 500-600tt, how tough would it be to get a job with the regionals that hire with those mins. Any thoughts, please let me know thanks.
It sounds like a good plan, but stick with the CFI a little longer until you get 1000.
#4
yea I'm goin part 61, I'm gonna take the 141 road all the way. with my age being 20, it would be hard enough to get a job if I didn't do the CFI deal. I guess its not bad to do 500tt then send in a resume, if you don't get the job, do it again at 600. Would that look bad?
#6
The nice thing about the ALL ATP cfi program is that when you are finished you can instruct for them. 90% of your dual given will be multi time, so when you hit 1000TT you will have way over 500 multi, which will look good for the regionals.
#7
Originally Posted by ConnectionPilot
yea I'm goin part 61, I'm gonna take the 141 road all the way. with my age being 20, it would be hard enough to get a job if I didn't do the CFI deal. I guess its not bad to do 500tt then send in a resume, if you don't get the job, do it again at 600. Would that look bad?
1) It shows interest
2) They might get in a bind and call you at 700 hours, it has happened.
#9
Originally Posted by ConnectionPilot
now when I send in resumes and applications and I really want a job, should I just send them to as many airlines as I want? and that would give me a better chance of being called back right?
#10
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Originally Posted by KiloAlpha
I have 800tt and cant get into a GOOD regional; if there is such a thing.
I have 800tt and cant get into a GOOD regional; if there is such a thing.
Just over 700TT and under 100ME. Anything is possible if you try hard.
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