Yah, I've heard the Chief Pilot or one of the Assistant Chiefs is likely to meet a resigning pilot in the jetway to make a 2 week notice effective immediately. I'm not really sure why this is necessary or even desirable.

I get it that the Company (and by extension the CPO) might be a little b*tt hurt when someone leaves shortly after he's finished with IOE, but I fail to see where this kind of heavy-handedness is appropriate.

The next thing we'll hear is the Company complaining and making threats when people fail to give the standard 2 weeks notice.

This nonsense really gets old.

So let's hear it Mr. Chief Pilot. I know you monitor this board for anything having to do with Frontier. Give us your side of the story. Why does this happen? Or you could just have Aero1900 post your side of the story. He's angling for your job anyway. Might as well continue to use him as a resource.