Contrails: the airline transition, before you need it
The airline transition

CONTRAILS

Four stops from the decision to day one: the seniority clock, the language of the line, every base scored, the first year. Start wherever you are standing.

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Open the Day One room
The Squadron

Not a forum. Not a blog.

A community you are used to.

You have lived this model before: a ready room, a crew room, people with more experience who hand it down anyway. The Squadron brings that culture to the transition.

Step into the Squadron
The Off Days The Ready Room Guard & Reserve The Crew Room Domicile & Commuting Day One
Who is behind it

Built by pilots who made the jump.

Contrails comes from a former military aviator, now a Boeing captain at a major airline, and a network of pilots who have made the same transition from fast jets and heavies alike. No recruiters. Just people who fly the line.

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