AG IN THE NEWS: Reuters – US green cards for aviation pilots

AG Immigration has been featured on Reuters.

Aviation pilots are back in demand in the US, but carriers cannot find enough of them, so foreign pilots are rushing to fill the empty cockpits.

This is precisely the starting point of a story published today by Reuters – one of the world’s leading news agencies. They interviewed AG Immigration attorney Ana Barbara Schaffert for comments.

“While the U.S. has a major shortage, in the rest of the world pilots are out of jobs,” said Ana Barbara Schaffert, an attorney at California-based AG Immigration Group.

If you want to read the full story and get to know more about AG, to access Reuters’ website.

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