Originally Posted by TallFlyer
(Post 3300509)
Dal and FedEx seem to be the leading destinations right now.
And yeah, Make Group 1 Great Again. |
Originally Posted by Scar09
(Post 3300176)
I’m still waiting on my class dates. Hopefully the 3 Nov class.
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Originally Posted by chrisreedrules
(Post 3300542)
Attrition has increased since the retention bonuses were announced. Going to be an interesting 6-12 months in the industry.
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Originally Posted by Dunkin
(Post 3300496)
You’re right, it doesn’t matter to any APA pilot. In fact it’s better for us if the WO carriers can’t staff their flying due to attrition, gives us more leverage to bring that flying back in house. Maybe Embraer would give us a good deal on some E190E2s in exchange for some of the E175s. I hear UAL is hiring a bunch of PSA pilots…….
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Originally Posted by FlyyGuyy
(Post 3300662)
2 People I know at PSA recently asked to interview. They were surprised to hear something. One an fo. The other 5 years in
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Originally Posted by El Peso
(Post 3300668)
Anything else pertinent you could tell us about those two individuals? Ya know, do they help the company with a certain metric?
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Originally Posted by AllYourBaseAreB
(Post 3297774)
No salaries in the USA. Paid by the hour. You will not have a long wait to get MIA. You will likely not see the 777/787 in MIA for 4 years and that would be extreme, but retirements will be highest the next 4 years.
AB and 737 payrates the 1st 5 years are: 1. 90 2. 137 3. 161 4. 165 5. 169 The minimum monthly pay is 72 hrs for long call reserve. 76 hrs for short call reserve. A typical lineholder these days is 72-90 hrs. A reserve cannot be assigned flying that will take them beyond 85 hrs and are on call 18 days a month. You will likely be able to have a line within a year. These “hours” are not purely flight time. They include various rigs and pay protections. You can work overtime if your seniority allows. You also get international override pay and per diem. You also get 16% of your income equivalent added to a fully vested retirement account after year 1. conservatively, altogether I’d plan on 85k year one and 170k year 5. Zero retirement added year 1. 27k added to retirement year 5. You can add up to 19.5k every year to your retirement account yourself, tax deferred. More when you’re over 50 |
Is there a known amount of letters of rec that help you get an interview invite?
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Originally Posted by Setspeed
(Post 3301070)
Is there a known amount of letters of rec that help you get an interview invite?
no I've heard of people with a dozen never hearing a word. People with 1 getting the nod. |
3 is a nice round number
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The hiring people have said recently that they are weighing recommendations much higher than in the past.
Since nobody has actually been called for an interview with the new hiring team yet, no one knows what AA is currently looking for. It is a complete guess. But, if you believe what the new director of hiring has said several times now, the more letters of rec, the better. Also, update your application very often. Weekly is probably a good start. |
Question on the application where it asks for years of IFR certified experience and hours of IFR certified experience. I assume years is number of years since you passed your IFR check ride. Is the number of hours the amount of hours that you've have flown since you were IFR certified or number of hours flying "actual"?
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Originally Posted by Champeen07
(Post 3301721)
Question on the application where it asks for years of IFR certified experience and hours of IFR certified experience. I assume years is number of years since you passed your IFR check ride. Is the number of hours the amount of hours that you've have flown since you were IFR certified or number of hours flying "actual"?
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Originally Posted by Champeen07
(Post 3301721)
Question on the application where it asks for years of IFR certified experience and hours of IFR certified experience. I assume years is number of years since you passed your IFR check ride. Is the number of hours the amount of hours that you've have flown since you were IFR certified or number of hours flying "actual"?
According to checkedandset guys, it’s the total hours flown on an instrument flight plan. It should be significant. |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3301763)
According to checkedandset guys, it’s the total hours flown on an instrument flight plan.
It should be significant. |
Originally Posted by Champeen07
(Post 3301772)
Thanks. Im not sure many people actually keep track of that. Guess ill do my best to guestimate
You could probably get close by adding your ‘actual’ time prior to 121 with your TT from the 121 world. |
So what’s the timeline for the next steps after you finish the app and PST? Should internal recommendations be sent in with the initial application?
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Originally Posted by FlamingoProp
(Post 3304771)
So what’s the timeline for the next steps after you finish the app and PST? Should internal recommendations be sent in with the initial application?
You app should never be "finished" until you get the CJO. It needs to be updated continually (AA hiring department has recommended weekly). |
So if you get an internal rec, do you also add them as a reference and upload a pdf of their rec as well?
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Originally Posted by merica1776
(Post 3304932)
So if you get an internal rec, do you also add them as a reference and upload a pdf of their rec as well?
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Originally Posted by FlyGuy2021
(Post 3300168)
According to the potential future Indoc schedule, it will actually be 45 per week, 46 weeks of the year.
46 weeks * 45 per class = 2070, which is right about the 2000 number that we keep hearing. Allowing for a few classes to fall just short of the 45 number, as tends to happen with people having emergencies, etc... |
Originally Posted by Andrew_VT
(Post 3305016)
There is absolutely no way that they have the training capacity to hire 2000 per year. They are already buying sim time elsewhere and they have a worsening shortage of check airmen.
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Originally Posted by 52Flyer
(Post 3305019)
Why / how is it worsening? Just curious
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Originally Posted by Andrew_VT
(Post 3305031)
They are quitting faster than they are being replaced. Many feel the cost/benefit isn't there.
There was a posting for narrow body Check Airman, and no one applied. None. |
Originally Posted by Andrew_VT
(Post 3305016)
There is absolutely no way that they have the training capacity to hire 2000 per year. They are already buying sim time elsewhere and they have a worsening shortage of check airmen.
I just hope APA doesn't allow a LOA to fix this. It needs to be part of the new contract. We have leverage in terms of this, and we need to use it. |
APA should negotiate some kind of pay override, plus better scheduling for CKA. Better pay incentives plus not having an onerous schedule would probably increase interest.
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Originally Posted by Hueypilot
(Post 3305265)
APA should negotiate some kind of pay override, plus better scheduling for CKA. Better pay incentives plus not having an onerous schedule would probably increase interest.
Don't give up negotiating capital now on something that the company really needs. |
Originally Posted by FlyGuy2021
(Post 3305267)
Yes, but not outside of a new contract. It needs to be part of the new contract. Nothing until then.
Don't give up negotiating capital now on something that the company really needs. |
Any one know if they have sent out the 3 Nov class dates yet? Still patiently waiting.
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Originally Posted by Hardlanding
(Post 3305342)
Any one know if they have sent out the 3 Nov class dates yet? Still patiently waiting.
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Originally Posted by Hardlanding
(Post 3305342)
Any one know if they have sent out the 3 Nov class dates yet? Still patiently waiting.
this is only a guess, but maybe November 3rd? |
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6bd6f36f2b.jpg
Saw this somewhere else |
It looks like it's from APA, but it is outdated and incorrect.
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Originally Posted by Al Czervik
(Post 3306060)
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6bd6f36f2b.jpg
Saw this somewhere else 9 LGA/FO/737/D 7 MIA/FO/737/I 20 LAX/FO/320/I 9 LGA/FO/320/D |
New application
Just wondering how the reference section works. How do I get recommendations on my application?
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Originally Posted by kittyhawkw
(Post 3306239)
Just wondering how the reference section works. How do I get recommendations on my application?
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VP Flight claims “2160 new hires in 2022”.
believe it when I see it… |
Hello! I just got an email today around 5pm EST with an invitation to interview on Tuesday or Weds of next week in person? Has anyone recently interviewed and what is the process like? thanks
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Originally Posted by busdriver32
(Post 3306290)
Hello! I just got an email today around 5pm EST with an invitation to interview on Tuesday or Weds of next week in person? Has anyone recently interviewed and what is the process like? thanks
Congrats on the invite! There's lots of gouges and feedback out there, one spot to look is Aviation Interviews. Good luck! |
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