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Old 1st Nov 2018, 16:07
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Found this article about the pilot squeeze in corporate aviation. They appear to be getting proactive about the issue.

I know almost nothing about that world except what a couple of friends (and my son) told me but they did it either before or after a Part 121 career. So, it'll be interesting to get some input from you folks who do this type of flying "for real":

https://www.flyingmag.com/pilot-shor...iness-aviation
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NBAA trying to stir up some new blood:

https://nbaa.org/for-students/
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So I currently fly for Envoy part 121 captain. My automatic flow through to AA mainline is in about 18 months.

A part 91 operator made me an offer I couldn’t refuse that puts me in a better position than a legacy airline. I guess some outfits are seeing they need to pay up to attract and retain.
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