Stuck at a regional options
#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2010
Posts: 196
Just had a Atlas Jumpseater. If you are single that might be the only time to take that job. By the time we landed I felt sorry for the guy. Wow, it was brutal.
But like I said if you were single and didn't mind not seeing your family for stretches it might be some cool flying for awhile.
But like I said if you were single and didn't mind not seeing your family for stretches it might be some cool flying for awhile.
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#14
Just had a Atlas Jumpseater. If you are single that might be the only time to take that job. By the time we landed I felt sorry for the guy. Wow, it was brutal.
But like I said if you were single and didn't mind not seeing your family for stretches it might be some cool flying for awhile.
But like I said if you were single and didn't mind not seeing your family for stretches it might be some cool flying for awhile.
#15
It's tough flying for sure. Good buddy of mine was becoming suicidal until South West finally called him. The time away from family and continuously being in different time zones he said was brutal.
The joke was looking at your company ID as a new hire then again after a few years because of how much it aged you.
Like I said however if you don't have a family and you're single it could make for some exciting flying for a year or two. I'll keep my 5 legs a day at Piedmont any day.
#19
If you don't have the 500, you'll have to submit your application and hope it gets chosen or have someone work the angles for you from the inside.
#20
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2006
Posts: 584
My friend is in training with Frontier. Regular straight white male, mid-20s, hired with 2700TT, 9xx multi, no PIC, no internals. Only went to a job fair.
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