AeroStar Enjoys WATS Conference
The AeroStar Team enjoyed the WATS conference – we attend each year to keep up to speed with what’s going on in the Aviation Training ...
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Pilot Jobs – Moving Back to the US from Overseas
Paula Williams – Great. Robert from Oklahoma is looking at moving back to the US from overseas, he’s rated in the B737 and A320 and ...
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Airline Pilot Career Workshop – A Second Career for 55+ Pilots?
Paula Williams – Fantastic. And Jim from Brazil says he was flying a B737. He’s a Hawker 400 captain now jet, jet transition instructor. Okay, ...
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RAA Convention Update – Future Pilot Career Outlook
The Regional Airlines (members of the RAA) are an important career step for many of AeroStar’s former students as they graduate to legacy carriers and ...
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Sunny Skies Forecasted for B737 & A320 Family of Aircraft
Boeing launched its B737 family of jets in 1964, and since then the company has snagged over 13,000 firm orders for the plane. Airbus launched ...
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Why Every Pilot Needs an A320 Type Rating
A type rating certification is the most important credentials a pilot should acquire if they want a career as an airline pilot. A type rating ...
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Join us for an Airline Pilot Career Workshop online!
Airline Career Workshop Join us for a Webinar on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 airline pilot career Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar Seat Now at: ...
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The Future of Flying With The High Cost of Training
Pilot shortages are becoming a major issue for regional airlines and will soon include the major US airlines as well. Rule changes that require co-pilots ...
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RAA Convention Update – Future Pilot Career Outlook
We recently returned from the RAA convention and are very encouraged about the prospects for pilots starting airline careers. The Regional Airlines (members of the ...
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Airline Pilot Career Workshop – Career Difficulties
Paula Williams – Great, excellent Yassine from Tunisia is looks like he’s having a career difficulties, and again I apologize if I’m pronouncing names incorrectly ...
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