Originally Posted by
CAFB 04-12
A certain blue and red legacy told me I wasn't good enough at multitasking and dot counting so I can try again in 3 months (or maybe I failed the weird Hogan-like test). They were my #1 airline. Getting told TBNT is not a good feeling. But life finds a way and when some doors close, others will open.
I have to remind myself that it isn't a judgment of my flying abilities or career. It's just business.
I can relate first hand. I go the TBNT not just once but TWICE from Jetblue this year. Now I have a CJO at UAL and am awaiting a class date. Everything happens for a reason even though it was devastating especially the 2nd time.