BobbyLeeSwagger (GREAT NAME!) if you do a little research Jack Ernie is a "cool" screen name, hint; "Remember me, with the Jolly Rogers"!! Anyway, I shall endeavor to be funny(er) in the future...I always feel more intelligent after reading your work!

Best regards
Jack Ernie

If you live in ORF then Breeze is a no brainer. It is a small base though so you will be junior for a while but it sounds like you just need a place to hang your hat. Things could move quick too if there's fleet movement or growth. Charter flying tends to go senior but that's really for the Captain side. FO slots are probably more attainable.

Any updates on when an FO position will be posted again?

when Breeze starts making money.

when Breeze starts making money.

I’d give that a solid 6.2 6.2

No word yet, they keep saying they have plenty of First Officers lined up ready to go. Kind of surprising they’re scheduling classes months ahead in this hiring environment. I hope they show up.

If you have the experience, go to a regional first. Pick one with decent flying, a decent bonus, quick, or quicker upgrade, and move on to the majors. That’s really the best advice in todays market. I’d even advise DECs to look at the regionals at this point. Now if you’re older and have some time and money to gamble with, then you could give it a try??? There’s always work and maybe it works out, maybe it doesn’t. If you’re looking for stability, go elsewhere. The constant issues/disruptions can make anyone unnerved. The new TT department is taking the wind right out of the sails, BIG TIME! Management turnover is becomimg alrming. The growth is exceding reources and I believe contraction is coming as this summer is shaping up to be another meltdown. As I’ve said eleswhere, balance the risk. Ask yourself, is it really worth it. Don’t believe what recruiters tell you as the harsh reality is very different.

Best of luck.

Which regional are you going to? Also which manager left?

When will they open up the apps again for FO