The AA Flow-Thru Agreements MUST END
#81
I hope you don’t get rid of it.. I’ve been in the regionals for 12 years left seat for 7 years now. I have no degree and therefore can’t get hired. Left my previous regional for said flow. Looking like 7 years till I flow as of now. No failed check rides no violations. No accidents nothing!, not even a speeding ticket
.........................Don’t know what the secret is to getting hired..................
.........................Don’t know what the secret is to getting hired..................
You can do it online and you don't even have to learn anything useful if you don't want to.
#82
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#83
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#84
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My degree was a 5 yr professional engineering degree. I coulda (and did) have a good career in the engineering world. Now, no one would ever call me back after being out of the profession and 20 years later with no real world experience in the game.. oh well, I proved I could complete a degree and graduate from the basic program and it opened up basic requirement doors to where I am now. Is it useless? I don’t know honestly. But it’s a game and if you don’t wanna play by the game rules, you then might suffer the consequences. No judgement. Just know what it is and for a lot of jobs it’s the price of a call.
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Um.... mainline AA does not stop training on Thanksgiving or Christmas (neither INDOC or ground/sim training). Ask me how I know.
#88
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Flowing in a few months. I have 10,000 hrs 121, over 4,000 PIC, and LCA. I'd say the flows have just as much if not more experience than the average Delta or United civilian new hire. Some us of waited to flow to AA instead going somewhere else. Hasn't Delta hired quite a few non-military pilots without any 121 PIC time? You at least have to be a captain (as of now) to flow to AA.
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Flowing in a few months. I have 10,000 hrs 121, over 4,000 PIC, and LCA. I'd say the flows have just as much if not more experience than the average Delta or United civilian new hire. Some us of waited to flow to AA instead going somewhere else. Hasn't Delta hired quite a few non-military pilots without any 121 PIC time? You at least have to be a captain (as of now) to flow to AA.
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