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Originally Posted by tankerclown23
I had heard that CMH is mostly NetJets training...does that translate to more of a Monday-Friday, 9-5 type environment or is NetJets trying to pump them out at a pace that requires night and/or weekend training?
LOL, just the opposite. They sometimes even use the "E" period Sim (0200-0600) for training but not for checkrides. NetJets is changing out fleet types, older for newer, etc. Creates lots of training events.
The Sims are running pretty much 24/7. They do try to reserve the "E" period for Mx but the training load comes first.
I think pay has been mentioned already, I'm doubtful the pay varies by aircraft but more recently perhaps it does. I think $80K to $100K 1st year. Keep in mind you'll teach ground school and Sim Instruct which makes for some long days.
Some airlines you just Sim Instruct, they have lower paid people teaching groundschool, some retired Mechanics, etc. American is like that.