mistaboat
20th Feb 2004, 23:41
Please can some of you more enlightened beings put me out of my misery.
What do the airlines consider to be the expected level of experience with regards to age?? As they all say 'age in line with experience' in their job ads.
I am a 40 year old wannabee with a BCPL, around 650 hours an Instructor rating and a half completed IR.
What chance (if any) would I have with any of the airlines?? If I paid for a type rating, would that make any difference? Or would I simply be chucking my hard earned, down that 'ol bottomless pit again?
I know we all know someone who managed to get something, but come on, be brutally honest, am I just a dreamer!!
Please, please someone..save my from myself!!
Mistaboat.
What do the airlines consider to be the expected level of experience with regards to age?? As they all say 'age in line with experience' in their job ads.
I am a 40 year old wannabee with a BCPL, around 650 hours an Instructor rating and a half completed IR.
What chance (if any) would I have with any of the airlines?? If I paid for a type rating, would that make any difference? Or would I simply be chucking my hard earned, down that 'ol bottomless pit again?
I know we all know someone who managed to get something, but come on, be brutally honest, am I just a dreamer!!
Please, please someone..save my from myself!!
Mistaboat.