Originally Posted by
chrisreedrules
The flow isn’t really great for new hires at the American wholly owned regionals. It’s not even a carrot at this point because the percentage of flows relative to the size of the wholly owned regionals makes it a non-factor. And honestly we’re seeing new-hires with 1500-2500 hours, plus military fixed wing and helo guys, and the occasional 91/135 or prior 121 experience. Covid paused a lot so it allowed pilots to build experience. The flow is silly in and of itself. It would be my wish that the legacies would resorb the 76 seat flying.
i wonder what you have to have in your resume to get a call from AA with 2500 hours… 6000 hours later and multiple reccs and experience flying every fleet type AA currently operates minus the airbus, still no joy for me.. Still staying hopeful..