Just doing some research before selecting my flight school. I am wondering if I start my training at a non Envoy Cadet program affiliate can I still apply? If I were to be picked up would I then have to instruct at one of their affiliates once my CFI is complete?
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Yes. Where you receive your training is completely irrelevant to an airline career.
James331
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Minims and a pulse you'll get into a regional.
Get your training done as inexpensively as possible, bonus points if you join a flight club and find a experienced freelance CFI, or start and build your initial chunk of time in gliders (http://www.ssa.org/WhereToFlyMap.asp), or Tailwheel.
Get your training done as inexpensively as possible, bonus points if you join a flight club and find a experienced freelance CFI, or start and build your initial chunk of time in gliders (http://www.ssa.org/WhereToFlyMap.asp), or Tailwheel.
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Don't do anything that obligates you to fly for them or any regional. Things change too fast be locked into one airline.
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^^^ This X 1000 = That ^^^^
the ONLY cadet type program that should ever be considered is if you found one that gave you a seniority number i.e. Trans States has a Reserve Your Seniority program - I don't have any idea if its worth a darn but point being, no seniority = no commitment (unless they agree to pay for your training that might be worth it...)