Out of genuine curiosity how would the market look for someone who is getting there faa aircraft dispatcher certificate in a few months, I know it’s hard to predict but for the ones out there applying to the regionals what are your thoughts. If someones got a bachelors degree and is open to moving basically anywhere what would there chances be of at least finding one job?
I’m currently in the process of looking into flight dispatching. A question in mind was what are the best dispatch schools you would say are out there? Do certain airlines tend to be more favorable in hiring depending on a specific school. If so what would be the best ones with direct connections?
I’m currently in the process of wanting to leave my current job in corporate America. A few questions I had was for the ones here who’ve left a prior job do you like it more than corporate office gig. How long does it take to get a major, I know the minimum requirement is 1 to 2 years at a smaller airline but like realistically not everyone will get there immediately after a year and I’m sure most wait longer tbh. How much more competitive would I be in applying with a non aviation bachelors degree, is it preferred or does it make next to no difference?
So I sold a ticket for 265 dollars and bought it for 225 leaving me with 40 profit this was a one time thing that I did for profit and I’ve been advised to report it on schedule 1 my question was would I just put the 40 profit or would I put 265 and would I be able to offset the expense.