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Instructing satisfaction

Instructing is all I ever did in professional aviation, and I enjoyed it for most of my 3549 hours in the right seat (or left seat for CFI students). I know exactly how you feel.

I have former students who now fly for majors and regionals. They are doing well and I am proud of all of them.

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Not to shoot fish in a barrell but this is just too much fun...bush pilots are good at doing stupid stuff and getting away with it...but airlines won't hire anyone with the attitude you have about being a bush pilot. Bush pilots have the reputation of not following procedures, ignoring regulations and living short lives. I you don't change that attitude that you are better than all the other pilots out there (even though you only have a few hours) you will definately live a short life.
 
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I think non US citizens can get any job in this country with the exception of such top notch jobs as Security Screeners. I am almost sure you can be an airline pilot as long as you have the proper visa.
 

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