Unconventional Path to Enter the Part 121 Airline Industry as a Low-Time Pilot

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Chicks Who Fly

Inaia

34 episodes

1 week ago

Advanced & Instrument Ground Instructor Inaia interviews women pilots and women in aviation, shares tips, insights, stories and quality educational content to empower and guide time-constrained aspiring pilots on their aviation journey, providing a clear path to mastery, fostering a supportive community and offering mentorship opportunities. Our approach significantly reduces flight training costs while ensuring proficiency and success. chickswhoflyofficial@gmail.com

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Unconventional Path to Enter the Part 121 Airline Industry as a Low-Time Pilot

Chicks Who Fly

20 minutes 56 seconds

2 years ago

Unconventional Path to Enter the Part 121 Airline Industry as a Low-Time Pilot

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Inaia is a full-time Ground Instructor at a part 121 cargo airline despite the fact that she’s a low-time private pilot with her Advanced Ground Instructor and Instrument Ground Instructor ratings from the FAA. In this Episode of Chicks Who Fly, Inaia shares how she got a job at at part 121 carrier, what the benefits are of getting her ground instructor ratings despite the fact that she was told getting these ratings would be a waste of time and some of the insights she has gained as she teaches ground school to pilots who are thousands of times more experienced than she is.