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Old 12-14-2015 | 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by say again
What did he have to say? Usually it's quite helpful to have a line pilot walk in one's resume. Hope it works out for you,
He said that I should be good to go. He also mentioned something about the average hours for civilian pilots they have been hiring is about 4500hrs. And also that they've been liking the guys that have "hand-flying" experience. Thanks for the good wishes, I hope I get a call soon!
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Old 12-14-2015 | 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by eagleatr
It used to help a lot to have an internal recommendation. Not so much any more. If you read earlier in this thread, or the other one, it talks a lot about what to expect.

Do you currently live in an Allegiant base? Plan on moving to one?
At the moment I do not, but I have no problem relocating to an AAY base, I especially hope to get a FL base since Im from Orlando . I think I have a good chance, I've been reading that the FL bases are pretty junior. As long as I'm in FL in any of their 4 bases, I really don't mind. We'll see
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Old 12-14-2015 | 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by FBO Bum
At the moment I do not, but I have no problem relocating to an AAY base, I especially hope to get a FL base since Im from Orlando . I think I have a good chance, I've been reading that the FL bases are pretty junior. As long as I'm in FL in any of their 4 bases, I really don't mind. We'll see
Sanford should not be a problem. Worst case scenario would probably be getting it before training was finished.
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Old 12-14-2015 | 10:17 PM
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For those of you flying into AVL, please be vigilant in reviewing the TAF and DON'T DEPART if forecast WX is below landing minimums at time of arrival (FAR 121.613). What complicates things for those not in the know is AVL has only 1 approach from the South that MD-80s can accept; this is due to runway construction. Tailwind and circling minima are more restrictive by Company Procedures. Be careful out there...AVL is going to be the new PGD 'till the new runway & approaches are commissioned.

Normally, I'd be surprised this place didn't take the long-term runway construction & loss of approaches in mountainous terrain into consideration when choosing AVL to be a base for 80s, but nothing surprises me around here anymore!!

The Bonus was a nice clink in the piggy bank on Monday! Wish it had been a more 'traditional' version that includes a whole year's wages instead of 3 Quarters worth. Surprised we were even included in the whole thing anyway, given the current negotiations climate! It would be nice to ditch the whole pay band system in favor of just plain old good pay, and get a decent profit sharing kicker like most reputable places.
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Old 12-15-2015 | 04:20 AM
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Originally Posted by FBO Bum
At the moment I do not, but I have no problem relocating to an AAY base, I especially hope to get a FL base since Im from Orlando . I think I have a good chance, I've been reading that the FL bases are pretty junior. As long as I'm in FL in any of their 4 bases, I really don't mind. We'll see
At 31 I would not expect anything. That is younger than the average for most classes. It really opens you up to VBD. At your age if you come here you need to do so knowing that any base, including VBD, is a real possibility.
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Old 12-15-2015 | 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by fishforfun
At 31 I would not expect anything. That is younger than the average for most classes. It really opens you up to VBD. At your age if you come here you need to do so knowing that any base, including VBD, is a real possibility.

Yeah. I'm going there open minded. I just want to get the job first, I'll worry about the base afterwards. And as far as the airplane I'd rather get the MD, that way I can upgrade quick and start making some cash. Thanks


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Old 12-15-2015 | 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by FBO Bum
Yeah. I'm going there open minded. I just want to get the job first, I'll worry about the base afterwards. And as far as the airplane I'd rather get the MD, that way I can upgrade quick and start making some cash. Thanks


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That's the right mindset. You never know what is coming for the class drop so as long as you open to all options you will be good.
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Old 12-15-2015 | 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by fishforfun
That's the right mindset. You never know what is coming for the class drop so as long as you open to all options you will be good.

That's right man. I learned this the hard way at another interview I had. Thanks for the thought.

Are you familiar with the phone interview? What do they ask and stuff? Thanks.


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Old 12-15-2015 | 06:05 AM
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Do they still use 'solar de-icing' over there? Instead of traditional methods 'different' G4 actually tugged boarded planes out into the sun to let the frost melt off. Not kidding. It was planned. Delayed subsequent flights for hours every day. Saved money though. Passengers pi$$ed, investors happy.
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Old 12-15-2015 | 06:25 AM
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Do they still use 'solar de-icing' over there? Instead of traditional methods 'different' G4 actually tugged boarded planes out into the sun to let the frost melt off. Not kidding. It was planned. Delayed subsequent flights for hours every day. Saved money though. Passengers pi$$ed, investors happy.

We have type 1 down in IWA now.
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