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I agree. You're over qualified for a regional FO position. You should be a street captain at the least. Either that OR you're blacklisted from the industry.
 
not blacklisted

I'm not black listed i've never done anything wrong and am not over qualified i have only 230 multi most flying was done single engine to build time. the only thing i can think of is i'm not in a flying job. so they would rather hire some 500 hour instructor sitting in the right seat. I never instructed.
 
I don't think you're over qualified. What may be keeping you from getting a call is your flight time in the last 6 months. If you haven't flown much that may be a factor.
 
You must not have your contact info on your resume if Piedmont didn't call you within 3 minutes of receiving it.

True, If you can fly a ILS to mins PM me!! We get cash now for refering people!!
 
Don't fly a Dash at PDT if you can instead fly an E170 over at Republic/Shuttle America. I am hearing pilots are offering to split the $500 referral hiring bonus with people who volunteer to apply at Republic/SA. Say goodbye to 1960s technology and hello to 2000s technology. Also, you might want to attend some of those Air Inc. career fairs - meet with recruiters on the spot. Whatever you do, avoid Mesa and GO JETS.

You can always take my spot flying the E145. I can't wait to get out of this business. Don't think the grass is any greener on the regional side - it is puke brown if you ask me.
 
Don't fly a Dash at PDT if you can instead fly an E170 over at Republic/Shuttle America. I am hearing pilots are offering to split the $500 referral hiring bonus with people who volunteer to apply at Republic/SA. Say goodbye to 1960s technology and hello to 2000s technology. Also, you might want to attend some of those Air Inc. career fairs - meet with recruiters on the spot. Whatever you do, avoid Mesa and GO JETS.

You can always take my spot flying the E145. I can't wait to get out of this business. Don't think the grass is any greener on the regional side - it is puke brown if you ask me.

Who's flying 1960's technology!!! lol
 
While it's no Go Jet, B.M. Airways doesn't exactly have the best reputation in the industry. Maybe it has something to do with that.
 
When you write "...(FAA Investigation)" in your original post those of us familiar with B-M Airways probably either know or assume the investigation was of Boston-Maine. BUT...if you list FAA Investigation on a resume or cover letter as the reason for your furlough, then a resume screener or recruiter may think the investigation was of you personally and pass on calling you.
 

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