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Old 27th Feb 2024, 13:57
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Originally Posted by Lady Speedbird
Boeing is sponsoring a visa for the 737 production test pilot positions at Renton. The technical pilot positions at Everett require a green card or citizenship, though. My husband is American and I am seriouslty considering making the jump to either Boeing or a Legacy carrier but coming from the 777-200 / 300ER I am not hopeful. Delta has gone Airbus, United is 50/50 on replacing the older 777s with A350-1000 and American is also leaning Airbus (except for the 300ERs)
Why do you think your 777 experience would work against you? You’ll be hired and trained on whatever fleet your seniority can hold. That’ll usually be a narrowbody. When you’re senior enough to hold a widebody, you can bid any one. Your previous experience will neither hurt nor help you once you’ve passed the interview.
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