Amish RakeFight
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Persistence makes up for talent any day.
I would definantely not walk away from aviation. The next gig you get, you'll have a more relaxed attitude since you've been exposed to the the worst of it; that being canned.
Like the others have said, get yourself into some 135 flying and maybe even enroll in one of those RJ courses available. Less stress and pressure learning in the outside training environment where you're the customer, not a probationary guy with lots to lose if you don't move along at the expected pace.
More CFIing will just keep you insane. I think an RJ course and perhaps some 135 flying will make you a much more confident and prepared candidate at the next regional.
You could be back in 121 training in as little as 4 months from now.
Good luck and it sounds like you're an honest hard working guy. Be prepared to lose a few battles in order to win the war.
I would definantely not walk away from aviation. The next gig you get, you'll have a more relaxed attitude since you've been exposed to the the worst of it; that being canned.
Like the others have said, get yourself into some 135 flying and maybe even enroll in one of those RJ courses available. Less stress and pressure learning in the outside training environment where you're the customer, not a probationary guy with lots to lose if you don't move along at the expected pace.
More CFIing will just keep you insane. I think an RJ course and perhaps some 135 flying will make you a much more confident and prepared candidate at the next regional.
You could be back in 121 training in as little as 4 months from now.
Good luck and it sounds like you're an honest hard working guy. Be prepared to lose a few battles in order to win the war.