Hopefully, NOW.

When it first started, you'd be surprised at who made it and who didn't.......

 

This is just too funny! This guy can't even spell Hogan correctly. No way is someone like you going to pass any type of interview at a legacy. Billyflow indeed! It's amazing how you try to down-talk the profession just to justify your inability to move up on your own. Stryker is right, AA must be an interesting place to work. Professional, driven military folks being forced to work with lazy clowns like this!

I'll let you know when I reach your age 20 years from now if I have yet to reach a legacy. That way you can have the last laugh

 

hahahah.. Young Buck you got a ton to learn about the industry. The job isn't hard at all. It's weirdo's like you that make the job hard.
I get to work when I'm suppose to. I wear my uniform like I'm suppose to. I stay groomed like I'm suppose to. I operate my plane like I'm suppose to. I'm prepared for CQT like I'm suppose to.

The end of the day most of us professional driven pilots (Military or Regional) do one thing the same. We try to make as much money and work as little as possible.

Not sure what your hard on is over Military pilots. My dad was a military pilot for 32 years. He put his pants on just like I did.

Like I said you got a ton to learn young buck.

 

I can't stop laughing! But it's a bit sad. You don't value the profession, and AA doesn't value you. That's why they don't bother interviewing you or your future coworkers. I suppose you wound up in the right place! But yes, keep making more excuses for your lack of qualifications. I just feel sorry for the real professionals that work there.

Billyflow

 

 

I can post GIFs too! Anything else?

 

 

Did I say anything in particular that you disagree with, or is the emoji all you've got? Let's think this through..

PILOT A: Distinguished career. Works hard to improve his resume, education and character. Meticulously prepares for interview. Displays his character, technical knowledge, and interpersonal skills for the mainline interview panel. Gets hired. Hopes to work with similar caliber professionals until retirement.

PILOT B: Picks his nose in the cockpit. Works hard trolling APC all day. Loves GIFs but can't spell words or use proper punctuation. Shows regional hiring personnel that he can fog a mirror. Sits as an FO for 16 years until he flows to mainline. Hopes to look even cooler walking through the terminal wearing sunglasses.

American: We've never met PILOT B but he can fly a plane. Let's make PILOT A sit two feet from PILOT B for 6 hours per day, 4 days per week, for the next 25 years. Because we value our professional pilots.

 

Pretty sure Pilot A still picks his nose