PSA in DFW April 30th
04-16-2014, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by SimJumpSeat
Anyone know if they will be hiring or just interviewing?
FYI, I'm not a recruiter as previously suggested, but a potential applicant if their growth continues.
FYI, I'm not a recruiter as previously suggested, but a potential applicant if their growth continues.
QX is a good example. Two years ago, speaking of applying QX on here was like having leprosy. Now I have over 100 people below me, and hiring is still increasing.
Pay, choice of base, work rules/quality of life. These are the things that will be there whether there's movement or not. Choose accordingly.
04-16-2014, 07:21 PM
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I don't know how to answer that. Here is what I keep thinking about.
Time on reserve, pay, growth, upgrades, etc:
Eagle - Years to just get off reserve
ExpressJet - Years to get off reserve
Mesa - Lower pay than PSA
SkyWest - Years to get off reserve
Republic - Too much unknown, very messy IMHO
PSA has a ten year contract. They are taking additional aircraft deliveries. Their classes are full. They are just far away from home or I would have already committed to interview. Since they are coming here, guess I'll go and see for myself why you would ask that.
Time on reserve, pay, growth, upgrades, etc:
Eagle - Years to just get off reserve
ExpressJet - Years to get off reserve
Mesa - Lower pay than PSA
SkyWest - Years to get off reserve
Republic - Too much unknown, very messy IMHO
PSA has a ten year contract. They are taking additional aircraft deliveries. Their classes are full. They are just far away from home or I would have already committed to interview. Since they are coming here, guess I'll go and see for myself why you would ask that.
04-16-2014, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by SimJumpSeat
I don't know how to answer that. Here is what I keep thinking about.
Time on reserve, pay, growth, upgrades, etc:
Eagle - Years to just get off reserve
ExpressJet - Years to get off reserve
Mesa - Lower pay than PSA
SkyWest - Years to get off reserve
Republic - Too much unknown, very messy IMHO
PSA has a ten year contract. They are taking additional aircraft deliveries. Their classes are full. They are just far away from home or I would have already committed to interview. Since they are coming here, guess I'll go and see for myself why you would ask that.
Time on reserve, pay, growth, upgrades, etc:
Eagle - Years to just get off reserve
ExpressJet - Years to get off reserve
Mesa - Lower pay than PSA
SkyWest - Years to get off reserve
Republic - Too much unknown, very messy IMHO
PSA has a ten year contract. They are taking additional aircraft deliveries. Their classes are full. They are just far away from home or I would have already committed to interview. Since they are coming here, guess I'll go and see for myself why you would ask that.
Getting off reserve could be a few months on the EMB-120 in many bases at SkyWest.
04-16-2014, 07:32 PM
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I'm sorry I feel like I'm missing something here........ When exactly did they make an official announcement of DFW for Apr 30th? And what does the title of this thread have to do with the topic of discussion?
On another note, if your waiting to see if growth continues just know that every month that's another 40-50 people senior to you which in the long run could end up being an extra year sitting as FO. That's pretty much the case with every regional not just PSA. Make a decision and run with it. Good luck
On another note, if your waiting to see if growth continues just know that every month that's another 40-50 people senior to you which in the long run could end up being an extra year sitting as FO. That's pretty much the case with every regional not just PSA. Make a decision and run with it. Good luck
04-16-2014, 07:35 PM
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Thanks for the reply. But, there are 3184 pilots at skywest, that's a turboprop not a jet, that pay is lower than psa pay, skywest doesn't have a union and a ten year contract. All due respect, sounds like apples to oranges.
04-16-2014, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Bbourne2009
I'm sorry I feel like I'm missing something here........ When exactly did they make an official announcement of DFW for Apr 30th? And what does the title of this thread have to do with the topic of discussion?
As for the topic, curious if they are "interviewing" and offering classes or offering future interview dates when you go. Hard to pass on a LOCAL interview if class dates will be offered.
04-16-2014, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by SimJumpSeat
Thanks for the reply. But, there are 3184 pilots at skywest, that's a turboprop not a jet, that pay is lower than psa pay, skywest doesn't have a union and a ten year contract. All due respect, sounds like apples to oranges.
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