Cape Air to JetBlue Gateway Program
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Success rate is at or near 100%. I don't know where you are in your flying career, but for the gateway nowadays, I would actually recommend ExpressJet. Turbine experience, better flight benefits, commutable, and you can also opt in for a pathway to United. The ExpressJet to JetBlue path takes a little longer than the Cape Air path, but it gives you more options.
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Success rate is at or near 100%. I don't know where you are in your flying career, but for the gateway nowadays, I would actually recommend ExpressJet. Turbine experience, better flight benefits, commutable, and you can also opt in for a pathway to United. The ExpressJet to JetBlue path takes a little longer than the Cape Air path, but it gives you more options.
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True about the eligible universities... however, the wind-down of the Delta flying doesn't affect the JetBlue pathway.
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Success rate is at or near 100%. I don't know where you are in your flying career, but for the gateway nowadays, I would actually recommend ExpressJet. Turbine experience, better flight benefits, commutable, and you can also opt in for a pathway to United. The ExpressJet to JetBlue path takes a little longer than the Cape Air path, but it gives you more options.
Given the current state of XJT, this may no longer be true.
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As far as XJT, it's a transitional time and a tough situation for those on the ASA side - many of them are understandably leaving. The overall outlook for XJT, however, is better than it was a year ago.
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Success rate is at or near 100%. I don't know where you are in your flying career, but for the gateway nowadays, I would actually recommend ExpressJet. Turbine experience, better flight benefits, commutable, and you can also opt in for a pathway to United. The ExpressJet to JetBlue path takes a little longer than the Cape Air path, but it gives you more options.
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I'm not aware of that. To clarify, I was speaking in reference to the University Gateway program, which may/may not apply to the OP.
As far as XJT, it's a transitional time and a tough situation for those on the ASA side - many of them are understandably leaving. The overall outlook for XJT, however, is better than it was a year ago.
As far as XJT, it's a transitional time and a tough situation for those on the ASA side - many of them are understandably leaving. The overall outlook for XJT, however, is better than it was a year ago.
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