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#72
Line Holder
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Can you expand more? Any check ride failures or other issues?
I think the pass rate is around 40% for the initial interview. Another 10-20% will likely get turned down on the final review if the CPP is any indicator (CPP interview was also 40% pass rate).
When one door closes another opens. Keep your head high and apply to the LCC’s and other majors.
GL
I think the pass rate is around 40% for the initial interview. Another 10-20% will likely get turned down on the final review if the CPP is any indicator (CPP interview was also 40% pass rate).
When one door closes another opens. Keep your head high and apply to the LCC’s and other majors.
GL
#73
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jan 2014
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No checkride failures. Just one incident back in 2012 when I was an FO that wasn’t our fault. We were parked waiting for marshalers to show up and a heavy Airbus thought he was clear of us but wasn’t and his winglet tore through our tail.
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#75
Line Holder
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Holy crap, good interview story. What’s your next move?
#78
To give folks an idea of why I’m here now. I am a junior line holder for December. I had a lot of obligations I needed to do this month. My buddy asked me if I could go on a cruise last month and I had a lot of Xmas parties to attend.
Original award comes out. I’m working Xmas. Absolutely fine. I’ve hardly worked any my entire career. Not an issue. I was able to make 1 of the 3 Xmas parties and wasn’t going to be able to stay for the whole 7 day cruise. Woulda JS back from a port on Day 5.
After spending a few minutes in Daily Open Time, I now have 19 off and am attending all Xmas parties and my cruise leaves this weekend. I am the most junior line holder in base and it made zero impact on getting my schedule how I needed it.
I dropped 8 hours below min guarantee, but who cares. I’m doing everything I want to do this month. Next month it would taken zero effort to fly 8+ above guarantee if I was really worried about it. Lots of soft pay here with our trips and the type of flying we do. Tons block in the 60s and credit in the 80s or more.
We are hiring 64 a month and upgrading 48 a month indefinitely. Have quite a few planes coming now thru end of 2021, then our order of 100 start showing up in 2022-27.
It is a good place man. Very good work rules/QOL. I couldn’t be any happier and honestly doubt I leave. After 8 months I’m 600 or so from upgrade. 48 a month upgrades that aren’t stopping. Do the math. So glad I’m here. Plenty of ex Awacers here as well.
PM if you have any other questions.
#80
New Hire
Joined: Dec 2019
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Do you have a degree?
Are there any current AWAC pilots that have applied for Aviate that care to share how it went for them?
Went well for me! Interview including HR, technical and Hogan all went as expected. Wasn’t sure how I did on the Hogan but apparently alright as I got the call! The gouge is spot on! Study the technical study they give you, study instrument stuff from back in the day and have a story to tell. Come with a pressed suit, a starched shirt and freshly shined shoes. For reference I have been here for just over a year and I am an FO.
Went well for me! Interview including HR, technical and Hogan all went as expected. Wasn’t sure how I did on the Hogan but apparently alright as I got the call! The gouge is spot on! Study the technical study they give you, study instrument stuff from back in the day and have a story to tell. Come with a pressed suit, a starched shirt and freshly shined shoes. For reference I have been here for just over a year and I am an FO.
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