The newly established Gateway program partnerships UND/ERAU with Cape Air and JetBlue. A student at UND or ERAU accepted into the program will go to college for 4 years. Sophomore year their is an internship at Cape Air during the summer. After graduation the student will work as a flight instructor at UND/ERAU (where ever you attended) to build up time for ATP minimums, most likely for 1 1/2 years. Then a job at Cape Air is guaranteed at Captain of a C402. After working at Cape Air for 2 years, an interview at JetBlue is guaranteed and most likely the student will be hired over other interviewees. This program seems pretty fair to me, seeing one can make it to a major airline at around age 26/27.|||The only JetBlue "guarantee" is an interview - Cape Air - yes, that might be... Salary probably peanuts - Do they provide the paperwork for food stamps too...? With 100 applicants for every 5 openings, no "hiring guarantee" - Most likely hired - Who says "most likely"...? Did you dream...? Again, ERAU has another scheme to empty your wallet - Pilots trainees are the most gullible people on earth - Good luck, buddy - Spending $300,000 total for a worthless degree and a CPL certificate - No thanks, to get a salary of $18,000/year gross at Cape Air - Or do you have to "donate" your time, fly for free as well...? Beyond my civilized understanding - Edit - I hate to rain on your parade - But F/O pay is $9.oo/hr on C-402 = 70 hrs/mo = $630.oo per month - Captain pay is $15.00/hr on C-402 = 70 hrs/mo = $1,050.oo per month - Here are the Cape Air C-402 pilot rates - http://www.willflyforfood.com/airline-pi鈥?/a> To make $18,000 gross per year, you have to fly an ATR as F/O... Sorry - The C-402 pays next to nothing - Cape Air is a joke - The $35-39K per year is start pay as ATR captain - QED - My apologies to repeat my statement - Pilot trainees are the most gullible people on earth - Can you read Ingliche, Se帽or...? .

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