Is it worth moving to northern WA to get into a twin?
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Is it worth moving to northern WA to get into a twin?
Is it worth finding a job in Northern wa for twins or get in to a twin with training school where i have to pay for my Meta?
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Why Go ANywhere? ? ?
Just sit tight, you should be able to get a direct entry command in a turbine in any capital city within the next 12 months. Every pilot with any experience will be in a jet.
Grandpa Aerotart
In the current climate Do NOT pay for a META.
Never equate ME hrs flown from the rhs using a META with real ME single pilot command experience gained in the real world of charter etc....they are different things.
If you really have a calling to career instruct fine, more power to you...but go out and log 1000 hrs single pilot ME command and then get a job at a school that will pay for you to get a META.
Never equate ME hrs flown from the rhs using a META with real ME single pilot command experience gained in the real world of charter etc....they are different things.
If you really have a calling to career instruct fine, more power to you...but go out and log 1000 hrs single pilot ME command and then get a job at a school that will pay for you to get a META.
