Originally Posted by
hyflyt560
I wouldn't use, "From a geographer's standpoint..." or "geospatially..." Just tell them you like their route structure. Also, don't make it sound like you want to work there because everywhere else sucks because they might expand into suckville within a year. Also, I would NEVER say "stepping stone." Although they may realize they are a stepping stone, you have to sell them on the fact that you want to be there.
I picked up the book, "Checklist for Success" by Cage and would recommend getting it.
Good luck
This 'stepping stone' comment brings up an interesting question. If asked, by an airline, during an interview, where you see yourself in 10 years, what is the best response? I'm sure most people would like to see themselves at a major, but if you say that, does it give the impression that you are simply calling them a 'stepping stone'?