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cancelIFR 07-14-2017 11:07 PM

FWIW, Quote from AS recruiter on phone today after offering paid hotel accomodations through entire training: 'approved 3 days ago, this is a trial run offered to those residing outside 100 miles of SEA for the July 17 class'.

Work2much 07-15-2017 07:27 AM

I wonder if they'll extend this hotel deal to any other classes since it's a "trial run".

Kitchen25 07-15-2017 08:23 AM


Originally Posted by cancelIFR (Post 2394659)
FWIW, Quote from AS recruiter on phone today after offering paid hotel accomodations through entire training: 'approved 3 days ago, this is a trial run offered to those residing outside 100 miles of SEA for the July 17 class'.



Seems fair to the people who will have to drive an hour plus to and from everyday. Hopefully there's some in that boat for this trail period and maybe it'll change.

OCCP 07-15-2017 08:30 AM

I wonder why there needs to be a trial run. How complicated can it be? Both Alaska and Virgin should be giving hotels to new hires

ForeverJunior 07-15-2017 08:45 AM


Originally Posted by OCCP (Post 2394814)
I wonder why there needs to be a trial run. How complicated can it be? Both Alaska and Virgin should be giving hotels to new hires

Welcome to the Air Group. They will do as little as possible and spend as little as they can.

GearBoy 07-15-2017 09:27 AM

Welcome to Alaska where the wheel still has four sides and they run the airline with a no. 2 pencil.

If you're used to the regionals, you'll fit in well. The work rules are the same or worse and the pay is a little better but not as good as the the big three.

Set your expectations low enough and you won't be disappointed.
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Wynncore 07-15-2017 09:44 PM


Originally Posted by GearBoy (Post 2394853)
Welcome to Alaska where the wheel still has four sides and they run the airline with a no. 2 pencil.

If you're used to the regionals, you'll fit in well. The work rules are the same or worse and the pay is a little better but not as good as the the big three.

Set your expectations low enough and you won't be disappointed.
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Have you moved on from AS?

Work2much 07-16-2017 03:23 PM

Hotels for the July 17th class and 31st class confirmed.

coolyokeluke 07-18-2017 07:04 AM

I heard that they have hotel contracts for the classes up to the class starting August 31, which they started filling.

You have seats in seniority order and bid for your base in the morning of the first day.

July 17 class had 2 LAX positions and 10 Seattle.

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PNWFlyer 07-18-2017 07:20 AM


Originally Posted by coolyokeluke (Post 2396131)
I heard that they have hotel contracts for the classes up to the class starting August 31, which they started filling.

You have seats in seniority order and bid for your base in the morning of the first day.

July 17 class had 2 LAX positions and 10 Seattle.

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Wow, still no ANC.


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