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whats wrong with a rapid upgrade with the same regional?
 
I am curious what sort of other jobs you would want people to work before applying for airlines?

I don't really see how flipping burgers for several months helps make better airline pilots.
 
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Having a 737 type, now that part was funny.
 
BenderGonzales said:
Do you know any individual whose first "real" job involved carrying 50-90 people in the back of a jetliner?

This is not SJS.

CFI is a "real" job, it all depends how professional youare while doing it.

Ps. Get over it already, you are losing too much sleep over this issue.
 
BenderGonzales said:
Teaches work ethic Jwilliams.

We tend to appreciate that which we work for.

I understand work ethic, believe me, that's why I am currently working as a line attendant at the FBO where I am taking flight lessons.

I break my back trying to get the $$$ to do what I really want which is obviously to fly.

I don't relish the job I have now at all, in fact, the only reason I still get up and do it is that I get to work with the planes and talk to the pilots and generally be a part of the community.

Maybe your right though, in the fact that denying ones true desires creates a stronger bond once the desire has been attained.

I can only agree with this though because right now, after I get home and shower off the smell of jet fuel I can go to bed with the knowledge that I am one step closer to doing what I want.

I hope that having to "pay my dues" truly will one day make me a better pilot, because if it does my time spent in purgatory will have all been worth it.

P.S. Yep, you caught me, I got a real bad case of SCS.
 

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