Ace0607
Well-Known Member
It's been quite a long time since I've posted here. Before I start, I want to say that I do know the difference between Part 61 and Part 141 training and how Part 141 is FAA-approved as far as their syllabus goes.
About a year ago, I was checking flight schools on Long Island both of which are Part 141s and they both claim that Part 141s are better in terms of employment. Of course I reckon they are biased so I came here for an unbiased opinion (or less biased). If two pilots have the same amount of hours and hold a bachelor's degree, but one is Part 61 trained and the other is 141 trained... would the 141 trained pilot have the employment advantage over the Part 61?
Thanks in advance!
PS A bit off-topic, but could anyone recommend flight schools in Colorado Springs? Or is bringing up flight schools not allowed on the forums?
About a year ago, I was checking flight schools on Long Island both of which are Part 141s and they both claim that Part 141s are better in terms of employment. Of course I reckon they are biased so I came here for an unbiased opinion (or less biased). If two pilots have the same amount of hours and hold a bachelor's degree, but one is Part 61 trained and the other is 141 trained... would the 141 trained pilot have the employment advantage over the Part 61?
Thanks in advance!
PS A bit off-topic, but could anyone recommend flight schools in Colorado Springs? Or is bringing up flight schools not allowed on the forums?