Aero1900

For a while I would have put my money on Dulles. However, after all the big north east snow storms the company is thinking about going down south. It's all rumors and guesses, but everyone seems to think ATL will be the new base. Announced this summer, opening this fall.

I think MCO still has a chance, but we cut back our Florida flying during the summer and that wouldn't work well for a domicile.

A friend who was just in recurrent said mgmt refered to JetBlue having bases and Boston and NYC falling apart during major snow storms. The thinking is to put the new base somewhere it won't be effected by a storm that hits Chicago

xDarkwingx

I heard Atl also. Not sure how many would take it. Also heard Dulles. I wish they would just announce it so everyone could be ready. Treating people like adults always works in my opinion

HappyCrew

You can take me, but you will never take my bunghole! For I am The Great Cornholio. I have no bunghole!!!

Fliegerjunge

Hi Everyone -
New to this forum...managed to stay away from the Boards for years and am finally giving in. Interview coming up with Frontier - can anyone recommend good interview prep? I don't wanna screw this one up, I know people talk about "just be yourself", etc., etc. But I would like to prep with someone, but not waste my money. Any suggestions? Thanks.

sulkair

POST 1188 of this thread.

GVGUY

Since you only have a 50% chance of a cjo at frontier (much less than that of a legacy carrier) I would highly recommend an interview prep! Good luck on your interview!

JerkStore

How many of those 50% had a silver bullet?

sulkair

Silver bullets will do nothing for you once you're in the interview. It's all you at that point.

You have a 100% chance of being hired if you're a prepared, friendly, happy, enthusiastic person who doesn't sabotage yourself.

Every time they send someone packing it is for one of the following reasons.

• Weirdo
• Arrogant
• Doesn't respect the interview process
• Unprepared
• Can't follow instructions
• Can't get past their nerves
• Clearly will leave for Delta
• Rude
• Disengaged
• Apathetic
• Unenthused
• Too reserved
• Too scripted
• Too intense
• No sense of humor

• Caught in a lie
• Won't let the interviewers in to see the real you.
• Badmouthing previous airline
• Negativity (glass half empty)

You get the point!

The same list of do's and don'ts that you would use to get that 2nd date... Use them in your interview and you'll be fine.

Don't be obsessed with NOT getting the job, just let your hair down, lay it all on the line, and go get the damn job!

...

GVGUY

Well said sir.

sulkair

I added 4 more to the bottom of the list since you quoted me. They're important ones too.