AlohaFlyer
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Re: Apache54:
Thanks PCL_128.... Thanks to this thread I have decided that GIA is also the right think for me as well. It is good to hear from an ex-GIA grad. I think that these guys have a very professional program, and for someone like me that studies best in an envirnment like that where I can focus on the task on a full time basis, I think it will serve me well...
Thanks Again,
Ryan
PCL_128 said:As a former GIA student and employee, I have some reservations about the company. However, in your case I would say that the First Officer Program is just what you need. After you finish your 250 hours in the 1900 you will most likely get an interview with Pinnacle (Northwest Airlink). With your experience you will almost certainly get the job unless you say something really stupid. Six or eight months from when you start at GIA you could be training in the CRJ. It would work great for you.
The people on here that blast those that PFT are the minority in this business. They are a very vocal minority, but a minority none the less. As B190Captain said earlier, GIA grads have gone on to jobs at just about every major and regional airline there is. Even CoEx, which is very partial to CFI experience, hired many GIA grads before 9/11. It is highly unlikely that you will ever be denied a job because you went to GIA.
Thanks PCL_128.... Thanks to this thread I have decided that GIA is also the right think for me as well. It is good to hear from an ex-GIA grad. I think that these guys have a very professional program, and for someone like me that studies best in an envirnment like that where I can focus on the task on a full time basis, I think it will serve me well...
Thanks Again,
Ryan