You might want to consider flying for a fractional since there's no age limit. You can fly as long as you can pass your FAA Class 1. NetJets, XOJet, FlexJet, Wheels Up, etc. Most have schedules that are 8 on 7 off, (NetJets is 7/7) and also have home basing unless you're out in the boondocks. Wide variety of flying, some very challenging airports vs. the "Groundhog Day" experience at a Regional.
I flew at NetJets for over 12 years and it was very rare that I flew a 5-7 day tour and didn't see a new airport. With fractional it's usually just 2 pilots and a jet. Often we kept the same jet for the entire tour. Dispatch handles flight planning but the pilots do everything else, including cleaning, loading bags, stocking, etc. Also there can be a lot of sitting around, that didn't bother me since I could keep myself entertained with my laptop. At NetJets money is pretty good, you can easily do $100K the year after training, if you fly the max schedule it's possible to do $150K. Fantastic free health insurance and a very good 401k. You could contribute $26K and NetJets would put in around $15K.