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The "bachelor for everything even if it has no direct correlation with the work" mentality is a real plague. It's causing issues with airline pilots too. From w
by thmsths 3y ago
The "bachelor for everything even if it has no direct correlation with the work" mentality is a real plague. It's causing issues with airline pilots too. From what I understand the FAA does NOT mandate it, they "only" ask that you get a PPL and 1500 hours of flight to get your ATP and then you can work for an airline. But airlines want to hire college educated people for some reason...
- vunderba 3y agoThe FAA has no such educational criteria requirements for being able to get your commercial license. In fact, a great deal of pilots often get a bachelors degree in an unrelated field just in case working as a pilot doesn't pan out for them for various reasons (poor pay, medical issues, etc).