Mesa pilots can now count current and prior service toward United Aviate’s career development program. [Courtesy: Mesa Airlines]
Key Takeaways:
Mesa Air Group Inc. pilots in the United Aviate program will now earn service credit, including prior service, towards a United Airlines transition from all Mesa operations, not just United Express.
This enhancement significantly expands career advancement opportunities for Mesa pilots, offering a clearer path to a mainline position at United Airlines.
The change is anticipated to make Mesa a more attractive employer, aiding in both the retention and recruitment of qualified pilots.
Effective immediately, Mesa Air Group Inc. (NASDAQ: MESA) pilots who participate in the United Aviate program will earn service credit, including prior service towards a United transition, according to an announcement Wednesday from Mesa.
This includes pilots across all of Mesa’s operations, including American Eagle.
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Based in Texas, Ashley is the former Marketing Manager at FLYING and focuses deeply on training and education. She graduated from the Baylor Institute for Air Science with a Bachelor's in Aviation Science and holds an MBA specializing in Marketing. She is an also instrument rated private pilot and licensed FAA dispatcher.
