Flyingdutchman
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BrazPilot said:Yeah, I know exactly what you're talking aboutBut let them (and her) think and hope someday you will be flying heavy jets making some fairly good money. About regionals requiring a Bachelors, I believe none does, but they prefere at least an Associate. Plenty of regionals out there with 1000/100 or less mins.
Yeah, RIP Senna, he was and still is The Best.
Good luck Vlatko!
(o) (o) said:Are there any MAJOR that actually REQUIREs a BS? I don't think so
(o) (o) said:Are there any MAJOR that actually REQUIREs a BS? I don't think so
vlatko said:I am a European flight instructor with a student visa and a temporary work permit. I have been looking at regional airlines as my next step but there is
one problem. In order to work a US based company, they have to be willing/eligible to sponsor you. Most regionals will not sponsor foreign pilots for a permanent working visa or a green card.
If anybody has any sort of information on this, please share, whether you know of somebody at your airline that has been through the same process or you know of an airline that sponsors foreing pilots. Any information would be of great importance! Thank you!
loverobot said:We're full. Try Canada.
loverobot said:We're full. Try Canada.