So they will have a July class date at Delta…Tell them nice work and dont forget us

“The good news is that just 11% of CEOs anticipate a so-called hard landing, marked by a deep recession. The rest expect a "very short, mild" recession.”

You got to love CNN.

Or…. In our case…. Praying for one.

Even with a downturn, there's a shortage now an retirements continue. They who have the most pilots, ...wins.

What is the training footprint like? I'm assuming M-F for a few weeks and then SIM. And do you get positive space home on off days? And how long until you're in CASS? Thanks!

1Week of indoc, 1 week of systems, 1 more week of systems, 7 sessions in the FTD, 11 sessions in the sim, couple days of ETOPS then wait around for OE. Positive space non-bumpable between SEA and home. You should be good for CASS in the first couple days.

Yes, M-F for the most part for Indoc and Systems, 3-4 weeks. Yup
Yes, positive space to your home of record during all training.
Once you receive your company ID (day one) and KnownCrewmber your in CASS.

The training footprint is about 2 months of classroom/SIM stuff and 4-6 weeks wait for IOE. M-F for classroom instruction but once you get to FTD/SIM the schedule may vary. You may even get a week or two off before they can put you in SIM. You will have at least 2 days off between blocks and you will get positive space travel during your training footprint. CASS is typically granted during the week 1 before your first leave so you won't have any problem if you have to jump seat on other airlines. Overall it is very relaxed and moderately paced compare to some other places.

Anyone hear they sent home up to 16 new hires from PHX? Not enough instructors?