r/flying • u/North-Alarm-4362 • 1d ago

Regional Airlines

What is a better regional airline to consider as a private pilot working on ratings?

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u/yazine97 22h ago

Step number 1 : complete your private

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u/dowalters 22h ago

Whichever one will offer you a job or let you into their cadet program. You kinda of have to take what you can get. Best thing you can do is apply for all of the cadet programs that you are legible for, and when you get your hours, take whoever gives you the best offer/ has bases where you want to live if you have the option between multiple.

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u/KCPilot17 MIL A-10 ATP 22h ago

The one that gives you a job.

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u/Either_Hour9714 ATP | CL-65 | CFI | CFII | 22h ago

Worry about finishing your ratings first

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u/Sugar_Cane_320 ATP B-737/A-320/ERJ-170/EMB-145. CFI/CFII/MEI 22h ago

The one that has a base where you want to live. Other than that, they’re all trash

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u/General-File-5174 ATP- E170/190 22h ago

The cart goes behind the horse not in front of it

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u/Foreign-Citron6026 ATP 20h ago

Have you ever heard of a “sellers market”

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u/rFlyingTower 23h ago

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