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From what I heard in the interview. It's 2 years, it's basically NOT prorated, and I don't think anyone has ever gotten out of it. I think it's for $20K. So, unless you have a large chunk of change, don't go there unless you're willing to commit 2 years to them! They said they didn't have one, and they had some pilots who were told by a third party, if they completed the USAJet DC-9 training program, the third party would hire them, and some pilots were doing that! I wish they hadn't made it harder on those of us there, or those contemplating going.
Cliff
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From what I heard in the interview. It's 2 years, it's basically NOT prorated, and I don't think anyone has ever gotten out of it. I think it's for $20K. So, unless you have a large chunk of change, don't go there unless you're willing to commit 2 years to them! They said they didn't have one, and they had some pilots who were told by a third party, if they completed the USAJet DC-9 training program, the third party would hire them, and some pilots were doing that! I wish they hadn't made it harder on those of us there, or those contemplating going.
Cliff
GB,WI
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