Know that ALL airlines (Regionals and Majors) will run your credit so I’d be prepared to discus it during an interview. If you’re filing for bankruptcy now that put a few years between it and the time when you’ll be looking to get hired. I’d do my best to clean things up. The airlines understand people have financial problems but they also want to so a sense of responsibility. Provided you don’t continue and things improve you should be fine. As for getting hired by a Major there are zero guarantees that anyone will regardless of their credit.
I was in a trap of credit predator. I have tried to negotiate with them how to pay them back that I afford for it. I borrowed $35,000 now they ask for $90,000.
I am loosing almost everything. Yes, flight training is very expensive but I can borrow it from my family.
I think this a career I like. I like traveling and it pays for traveling.
I am going to start it in this week or next week at Pinnacle first for PPL and then fast track at ATP flight school.
Interviewer: So Henry I see that you started flight training in Sept 2018, that’s the same time you filed for bankruptcy? How’d you get the money for flight school?
Henry: I borrowed money from my family.
Interviewer: Couldn’t you have used that money to pay off your debt you incurred? Sounds somewhat irresponsible.
I’m not here to judge and the Regionals are hiring like crazy so you should be fine there. All I’m saying is you’ve got quite a few years before you’re ready for that Major airline interview. Plenty of time to work on that answer.