Article on ERAU and pilot shortage:
#12
Do they make all students wear rubber gloves when sumping fuel? or is that a personal choice?
"On the industry side, regional carriers have significantly elevated salaries for rookie pilots so that they don't have to scrape by their first few years out of school. A year and a half ago, the average salary mark hovered in the mid-$20,000 range. It's now around $40,000."
Since when, is an ATP qualified, type-certificated pilot, considered a "rookie" pilot?
This article sends the douche-chill meter off the charts........as if ERAU wasn't bad enough......
"On the industry side, regional carriers have significantly elevated salaries for rookie pilots so that they don't have to scrape by their first few years out of school. A year and a half ago, the average salary mark hovered in the mid-$20,000 range. It's now around $40,000."
Since when, is an ATP qualified, type-certificated pilot, considered a "rookie" pilot?
This article sends the douche-chill meter off the charts........as if ERAU wasn't bad enough......
#13
Riddle/UND/ FSI: there all the same !!!...if there is a shortage why I haven't got a call from every single airline out there???, the day that happens, I will believe it !!!... And now an ATP is a rookie !!!???!!! F^*k ' em !!!!
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I always get a kick out of seeing the Kids from ERAU, at OSH each summer, outfitted in their pilot uniforms, complete with epaulettes, referring to each other as "Captain".
#17
1500hr cfi-freshly atp'd = rookie pilots. Sry, but true. 10 hrs done 150 x's does not make a seasoned pilot. However, if you come from a more diverse background (i.e.135 single pilot flying in inclimate wx at night) then your a least a journeymen.
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I'm going to go long here and say that you're resume is filled with spelling errors and there not interested in you cuz o dat. Yo.
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I graduated from ERAU more than 25 years ago (though I was already CFI before enrolling). It was a very good education but it is not worth what it costs today.
Back in the late 1980s we were paying around $1,700 per semester, IIRC, in tuition. Now it looks like it's over $15,000. Even adjusting for inflation the $1,700 I paid is less than $3,300 in today's dollars.
Back in the late 1980s we were paying around $1,700 per semester, IIRC, in tuition. Now it looks like it's over $15,000. Even adjusting for inflation the $1,700 I paid is less than $3,300 in today's dollars.
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Why would the kids these days choose to go to ERAU and plunge themselves deep into debt for the chance to make a whopping '$40k'? Go be a cop instead, make $120k, without the need to plunge into crushing debt.
Cop accused of brake-checking allegedly confronted driver, called him coward | NJ.com
So how about it LAAAAMAAAAR, you going to raise the pay to $120k for your pilots after just a couple years in the seat?
Cop accused of brake-checking allegedly confronted driver, called him coward | NJ.com
...the officer, who receives an annual salary of $119,558...
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