Wish I had the chance to move to the U.S.
Anyway, as a lot of people said, is much easier to follow a career path in the States than landing a job in Europe.
CFI first, then regional or general aviation and finally wherever you like. In Europe is something that doesn't work anymore since... ever.
I can suggest "ATP flight school", since after CFI rating they give you a job as instructor and reaching 1500 hours they have good connections with regionals like for example american eagle.
As I said at the beginning, wish I was allowed to live there.
