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Old 12-08-2016 | 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Hacker15e
Also, the word "gouge" is its own plural. There's no such word as "gouges" with respect to intel/info on aviation interviews, tests, etc.
Noted.

Originally Posted by Outof410
Congrats! Welcome to the company!
Glad to be here!

Originally Posted by HighFlight
Congrats on getting the CJO! Just out of curiosity, I might have missed it earlier, but why was PDT your first choice?
"Short" flow-through. Size. Potential growth. Little to no reserve. Quick upgrade. Pay. Open time pay. Benefits. Everything I had read had been positive recently. "Long" history. Paid CTP. No training contract. It's not Mesa or GoJet.

Didn't care about equipment or bases. I'll fly what they give me and move where I'm needed. I was told all new hires are going 145. They said that if there's a special case where a Dash class can be put through earlier, we can put you on it. I said I'll do it. I'll take the seniority number.

I'd actually really like the opportunity to fly the Dash.

I took more of a laid back approach to the decision. It seems some guys on here go into so much detail about things that it gave me a headache. This career changes so quickly that I figured I'd take a look at a few things that were important to me and go from there. So far, I'm happy with the decision.

In the cafeteria, about 20 PSA applicants got up when they were called. Only 4 PDT guys. I wonder what they know that I don't. I have a couple of buddies there. Haven't heard great things.

Edit: The recruiter also said there was a pretty important difference in the legality behind PDT's flow-through and PSA's flow-through. As if theirs could be wiped out without much opposition. Dunno. Haven't looked into it. I'm just focusing on these three initial at-home tests.

Last edited by PT6driver; 12-08-2016 at 08:16 PM.
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