"I disagree with the idea that everyone's decision to come to the US is the same. The reasons why I came to the US may not reflect the opinions of others. These videos aim to provide information that can be used as a decision-making tool for those who have options in their lives. I have many friends who are American citizens or authorized to work in the US, yet they choose to stay in the Middle East."
Hello Caner, all good points. A better analysis to add on to this would be cost of living in Texas compared to UAE (No point in comparing Cali/Colorado/NY).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I agree with you. In the video, I compared the average salary in the US to that in the UAE. However, I only briefly mentioned that the take-home pay varies by state, which means the numbers presented cannot be entirely accurate. Nonetheless, that was the intention of the video. Thank you for your input.
Can you make a video on the documentation process of changing from Emirates to U.S Legacies? (Do you need green card? did the company sponsor you? How log did it take?)
Hi Caner. This is a very interesting video! May I ask how do you get visa to go to US airlines. When you apply to US airlines, did you resign from Emirate first or you can resign emirate after you get hired in US airline. Thank you!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us, Captain. Your contributions are highly valued and appreciated. I extend my warmest greetings to you from Somalia.
Im 26 year old and my dream is to be a pilot but due to financial issue i couldnt do it. Can you please help me to know if it is a great career choice to be a pilot? I mean after being on this age im doubtful on a lot of things. Please help me someone
Taner abi, I just got my pilot certificate with low hours. Is it possible for me to apply for a job in US with a Turkish passport holder? It’s a EASA license
Hi Capt, I'm really enjoy watching your videos, so informative. Just have some questions. Don't you mind explain to me the appreciation 8%? How to calculate that? 8% base on what? Cuz I see the numbers rise so crazy. 14:54
401k is basically investing in stocks, bonds, etc… the 8% is the average annual growth of the money you invest for retirement. It grows crazy because it’s compounding.
Hello Caner. I loved the video. The Only thing I'd like your feedback from is academy. I was researching and I found out that it costs ~180k for 2 year program. Is there any way to do the academy and then pay a cut of salary each month when you work for them. Kind of a debt
Which county u belongs to .i think u will answe my doubt is i am indian can i work in us airline and middle east airline with indian cpl ,and can i do typrating alone in abroad after completing cpl in india
First of all, I just discovered your channel, and it's amazing. Thank you for your valuable information! I'm a regional Captain, from South America I'm trying to decide between applying for Copa, Emirates, or convalidate my ICAO license to FAA (hardest route) What do you recommend? (Regarding incomes, taxes, Q.O.L) Thank you in advance!
I am employed in the US as someone from Turkey. Discrimination based on nationality is illegal in the US. Therefore, if you qualify and pass the interview, you can be employed regardless of your nationality.
Of course US airlines pay crazy money when they are desperte for pilots like post covid. Now situation is stable and maybe going sloghtly down. US pilot market goes up and down with the hightest amplitude on Earth. When there is a huge demand you can make fortune. When they dont you, they will fire or offer very low salary. During previous crisis crew was working for nothing and some of them będę sleeping in the campers with a food stamps to survive. Luckly you Enter prime time and take adventage of this, because this eldorado will be over soon
Certainly, I can help you with that. Here's a revised version of the text: "Thank you for your comment, but I'm afraid I have to respectfully disagree. In the United States, there is a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between companies and airlines. Unlike airlines in the Middle East, when things are going down, US airlines don't fire pilots; they furlough them. Additionally, wages are also determined by the CBA. Aviation is a fragile sector and crises occur every ten years or so. Covid-19 has shown that this is not unique to America, as Asian, Middle Eastern, and European companies have also had to let people go. However, due to measures taken, American pilots have been impacted the least. My point is that crises will always be a part of the aviation industry, not just for American airlines or pilots, but globally."
in the nxzt 5 years there will be lots of new pilots in the us and the payment will decrease a lot, for new comers, so it's just a limited amount of time and also you have to spende CRAZY amount of money for everything in the us so don't think that 250k or even 300k is more than what emirates gives, because at the end of the day it's less
@@CanerAcarbay no, the difference is that in usa they lost hundred of thousands of licenses in the last 20 years because salary was shit and nobody wanted to be a pilot (I studied there I had my flight training there, I remember how I was considered much less than a taxi driver and much less than a truck driver) now with all these videos that say that money is good lots of people will come back to be pilot in the usa. and this situation IS NOT HAPPENING IN EUROPE or Asia or middle east because in those areas NOBODY thinks that pilot is a shitty job so the number of pilots will never go down. so you're not having a special job in the us you're having an ORDINARY job that NOW is paid better but what people think about aviation STAYS THE SAME. you're not as socially respected in the us compared to other areas, but you never mention this. and I'm sure you know that since you live in the us
This is the video i actually need rn .... Like Caner makes the best pilot videos and Im going to watch some of his other videos while waiting for this one to release
