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06-01-2009
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Future Professional Pilot
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Marietta, GA
Posts: 1
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Hello Dan
I guess you could call me pappy. Im a 42 year old retired Naval Aircrewman. Yes, i rode in the back of the MH-53 Sea Stallion, C-12 King Air, and the
DC-9 as a Loadmaster. I have always wanted to move up front but never had that opportunity until now. I know its not too late but, by the time i am hireable is it worth the investment? I currently have my SE pilot rating with approx. 70 hours. Have a good one. |
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06-03-2009
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Pilot Career Coach
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Oxford, MI
Posts: 380
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Hey Pappy, Welcome to the boards.
It would be within reach to be an airline pilot within the next 2-3 years. So with that said you would still have 21 good years at the airlines as a senior captain. Having the SE rating already helps you, because you could have the rest of it done within 3 months of starting all of the rest of the ratings. I hope that helps Dan
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