Freightcowboy

I have an interview with ASA and American Eagle comming in about a week. Any information I've found on American Eagle is very miminal and I'm sure about ASA with the Skywest merger. A buddy of mine told me that any ASA pilot can jump to Skywest without interviewing. Can I get some feedback on these two airlines?? Thanks Freightcowboy

IFlyFL410

No, ASA pilots definately can't jump over to SKW that easy. Completely FALSE.

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careerpilot

American Eagle to hire 600 pilots in 2007. AA also anounced pilot recalls which will open Captain vacancies and the list should start to move. As of late we have already witnessed more Captain positions available. If you were to get hired now you would be at the begining of hiring boom. As for ASA I know that you can not jump over to Skywest and my neighbor across the street is an ASA Captain and he is trying to jump ship as soon as possible. Good luck.

Flying Ninja

Can you provide the source to this statement? Thank you.

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careerpilot

I Don't Have It In Writing But I Have Been Told By A Member Of Our Hiring Department That We Are Forcasting To Hire 600 Pilots. It Might Be A Rumor But The Fact The Company Has Ask Us To Reccommend As Many Pilots As Possible Is Not A Rumor. It Was Emailed To Us Along With The Anouncement Of Recalls And The Email Also Said Thanks To The Flowbacks For Their Service. It Made It Sound Like The Flowbacks Would Be Leaving Shortly. At 10 A Month For Recalls I Don't See That Happing Thats Why We Feel The Number Per Month Will Increase In The Future Once The Aa Training Center Can Accomodate More. There Is No Way Aa Can Keep Up With Attrition At 10/ Month.

Slaphappy

They do give you an easy interview and take any asa guy they can.

v2plus25

Keep drinking that red and blue kool-aid.

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freezingflyboy

Isn't Eagle pretty much always hurting for pilots? I was under the impression that FOs were leaving for other regionals after they got a few hundred turbine multi hours.

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undflyboy06

With only around 430 TT and 110 ME when I graduate in May, should I still apply to American Eagle?

kansas

I wouldn't...but that's just me...unless your goal is SKYW or AWAC in 1 year, because chances are, that's what you'll be gunning for. Why? Because most likely (and I say MOST, because I really have no idea what is going to happen, especially with AA recalls firing up now) you are going to realize that you have no desire to be a career FO for AE, and are going to start looking elsewhere. The positive side is that you'll likely have the time to go to any regional that you want by that time. It's always worth applying if you want to go there, especially if you have a walk-in or a LOR.