50. Would you be better off flying for a ULCC over a legacy carrier?

Dylan has a PSA for those applying for jobs online // Should we change our perception of ULCCs and can they be good long-term destination for pilots? Jason DuVernay shares his perspective as a ULCC pilot and recaps his interview with former Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza  [14:43] // We discuss Breeze Airlines and Jason shares some insight on how to get hired at Breeze [54:40] // Zach, former wide-body pilot and current ULCC pilot, compares the types of flying [1:10:00] // Christian, AZBAA Scholarship Chairman, explains how to get free money for flight training [1:21:46] // Storytime with Dylan: Go around and diversion during FAA Line Check [1:35:41]

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