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Old 12th Aug 2021, 07:41
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Worth remembering that the US majors seems to still have the crazy requirement of a degree to even have a chance of applying. May want to consider that along the line at some point. Doesn’t have to be a good degree, bachelors in Brazilian history from the university of Bumble-Nowhere is absolutely adequate.

Also for more US based queries this probably isn’t the most helpful forum. Reddit has a very active US flying sub which would be useful, as well as US based forums. This is generally more EU/AUS from my experience. Both of which are markets that are depressingly screwed at the moment jobs wise
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