My cousin was a Capt on the A319, A320 & A321 for years. He transferred to a Boeing 767 & was a FO for a few months before becoming a Captain. He retired after 3 years in the left seat. I did know both are qualified & capable pilots. Thanks for posting.
I’ve always known this, but thanks for explaining. I have always wondered why people thought that 😅 even my mom did for a while until I explained it to her that they’re both very trained and just as good. It’s just one has more years of experience flying than the other. Kinda like work seniority, but it doesn’t take away from any pilots skill and vice versa. Very informative video! I’m literally watching ALL your videos 😅
Do you typically have to apply for a visa to countries that allow free entry to U.S. citizens or do pilots have a special passport that allows them to travel without visa?
As pilots, we don’t require a visa as we’re just transiting and/or staying a couple of days for work purposes. I fly around the world and the only ‘special visa’ I have is for China and India.
@@CargoBae good to know. Just for clarification, does the Chinese or Indian government require visas for foreign pilots or do you just have them for personal reasons?
My cousin was a Capt on the A319, A320 & A321 for years. He transferred to a Boeing 767 & was a FO for a few months before becoming a Captain. He retired after 3 years in the left seat. I did know both are qualified & capable pilots. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching:)
Thank you so much! I am extremely scared of flying and this put my mind at ease
You're probably the only pilot to address that thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
You’re welcome😎
"CargoBae" is one of the best CZcams Channel names for aviation.
Thank you 😊
I’ve always known this, but thanks for explaining.
I have always wondered why people thought that 😅 even my mom did for a while until I explained it to her that they’re both very trained and just as good.
It’s just one has more years of experience flying than the other.
Kinda like work seniority, but it doesn’t take away from any pilots skill and vice versa. Very informative video!
I’m literally watching ALL your videos 😅
Yaayy!! Thanks for your support:)
Thank You Very Much .
Winnipeg lol there is nothing there but snow and high crime rate.. maybe a few good people here and there.
Thanks for this video!!!!!!
Very informative thank you
Very welcome 🤗
Do you guys typically know what kind of cargo you are transporting.
We are aware of all the HAZMAT and perishables on board. Otherwise, we can ask if we’re curious.
😂great insight
Do you typically have to apply for a visa to countries that allow free entry to U.S. citizens or do pilots have a special passport that allows them to travel without visa?
As pilots, we don’t require a visa as we’re just transiting and/or staying a couple of days for work purposes. I fly around the world and the only ‘special visa’ I have is for China and India.
@@CargoBae good to know. Just for clarification, does the Chinese or Indian government require visas for foreign pilots or do you just have them for personal reasons?
@@thetruthsayer8347 it’s required to fly there
@@CargoBae makes sense. Thanks
Love the videos
Do you get paid during layovers?
Absolutely! Layovers are apart of a pilot’s job. We’re still on the clock while out on the road.
@@CargoBae I don't want to keep aggravating you but what company did you go to become a captain and how long did it take you(become Capt)?
Lol please view the video on My Journey 😉
Cargo Bae has been a real pilot for maaaannnnny years, but she's not that old lol.
I’ve been 25 for several years now…lol
The captain I RESPONSIBLE for the flight, all aspects of the flight. The captain, NOT the fo. The fo failed to mention that little point.
The captain is ultimately responsible for the entire flight! That’s why they get paid the big bucks😎
You need to watch this again because she does mention it in the video