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PA44Jockey

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Has anyone been successful or heard of anyone getting these funds for a Type in the state of KY?

I am not sure if there are any schools in KY that offer type certificates.

Does anyone know if the WIA funds in one state can be used in a different state. For instance, receiving the funds in KY to get a type in Texas?

I have looked through many of the threads on here about the WIA program, but this has not been addressed.
 
Yeah, they don't show up on the approved provider list, but that doesn't really mean anything. I wonder what they charge for a PIC type in a 200 or 700.

Thanks
 
Currently unemployed and working with the state of KY on the use of WIA funds. You can get WIA funds for type ratings in some states, but the problem with KY is that there isn't really anywhere within the state that provides them.

Was looking at a Type though flight Saftey, or even just an ATP through ALL ATPs in Bowling Green, KY if the gov is willing to pay for it. I currently do not hold an ATP.
 
get something that will help you get a future non regional job! I am sure you can find a Lear, Citation, 737 places with out a problem. The CRJ, ERJ is a dying breed with a billion pilots that hold that type.
 
get something that will help you get a future non regional job! I am sure you can find a Lear, Citation, 737 places with out a problem. The CRJ, ERJ is a dying breed with a billion pilots that hold that type.

That is the problem. Try finding a place to get typed in KY. I can't find any.
 
I just got a call back from a WIA specialist in NKY and she says that the only aviation related program for WIA funds is the Aircraft Dispatcher course at Airline Ground Schools in Florence, KY.

If I get unemployment, and it's free to take the class, I guess that couldn't hurt. Thoughts?
 
Airlines are not the only companies that use dispatchers. There are large corporate departments that use them as well. Could be a foot in the door to a job flying a corporate jet.

If it's at no cost than why not? You never know who you will meet. I am often amazed at what happens when you step off the path and try something new.

I wish you the best!

Cheers- Rum
 
Airlines are not the only companies that use dispatchers. There are large corporate departments that use them as well. Could be a foot in the door to a job flying a corporate jet.

If it's at no cost than why not? You never know who you will meet. I am often amazed at what happens when you step off the path and try something new.

I wish you the best!

Cheers- Rum

I agree. Thanks for the upbeat and positive feedback!
 

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