What Regional?
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So I know this a load question but I was hoping to get some insight on what Regional airline to lean towards. I currently have interviews for Compass, Trans State, Skywest , and Envoy. Hoping to stay in the Midwest.
Compass: Great company but junior base is LA so I would have to commute.
Trans State- don't know much about
Skywest: great company long upgrade times
Envoy- maybe on the up turn with new contract?
I was hoping to see what you guys thought would be the best bet if I wanted to stay in the Midwest.
Thanks
Compass: Great company but junior base is LA so I would have to commute.
Trans State- don't know much about
Skywest: great company long upgrade times
Envoy- maybe on the up turn with new contract?
I was hoping to see what you guys thought would be the best bet if I wanted to stay in the Midwest.
Thanks
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So I know this a load question but I was hoping to get some insight on what Regional airline to lean towards. I currently have interviews for Compass, Trans State, Skywest , and Envoy. Hoping to stay in the Midwest.
Compass: Great company but junior base is LA so I would have to commute.
Trans State- don't know much about
Skywest: great company long upgrade times
Envoy- maybe on the up turn with new contract?
I was hoping to see what you guys thought would be the best bet if I wanted to stay in the Midwest.
Thanks
Compass: Great company but junior base is LA so I would have to commute.
Trans State- don't know much about
Skywest: great company long upgrade times
Envoy- maybe on the up turn with new contract?
I was hoping to see what you guys thought would be the best bet if I wanted to stay in the Midwest.
Thanks
Just like the thousand threads before you. Pick the one you can live in base and have a good qol.
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What city do you want to live in, and which regional has a domicile there?
That is a good starting point if you don't want to commute. If you have to commute, which cities (and airlines) can you commute to easily?
After that, it is all about best QoL, and best chance of advancement (upgrade and movement).
That is a good starting point if you don't want to commute. If you have to commute, which cities (and airlines) can you commute to easily?
After that, it is all about best QoL, and best chance of advancement (upgrade and movement).
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TSA brags a quick upgrade (otherwise is not a super great company). SkyWest's upgrade is long and will probably come down.
You pick!
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Our upgrade is for real and ORD base for this guy would be a deal maker.
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