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Originally Posted by Deathskippy
(Post 3771451)
Has anyone had any luck going to the conferences? I'm planning on going to the women in aviation conference but I don't want to waste my time/ money if I'm not going even be looked at.
Doesn't matter which group is hosting the conference, although you have a chance of getting a spot interview/CJO if you fit the host group. At least that was the case a little over a year ago. The person who interviews you at the conference will take your resume and put a letter/number/symbol on it. It seems like there are marks for definitely hire, maybe hire, and don't hire. Later they review all of the resumes and your online application. After a while--could be a few days, could be a few weeks--they send out interview invites. I was fortunate enough to get an interview invite about a week after I attended a conference. I had checked most of the application boxes but it seems going to the conference is what got my app pulled. Best $500 I ever spent. Good luck! |
100% agree with Flyguy. If you are trying to get hired I highly recommend going to as many conferences as you can. Schedule your meet & greets ahead of time if the conference allows it. Doesn't matter which group is hosting the conference, although you have a chance of getting a spot interview/CJO if you fit the host group. At least that was the case a little over a year ago. The person who interviews you at the conference will take your resume and put a letter/number/symbol on it. It seems like there are marks for definitely hire, maybe hire, and don't hire. Later they review all of the resumes and your online application. After a while--could be a few days, could be a few weeks--they send out interview invites. I was fortunate enough to get an interview invite about a week after I attended a conference. I had checked most of the application boxes but it seems going to the conference is what got my app pulled. Best $500 I ever spent. Good luck! |
Originally Posted by Deathskippy
(Post 3771506)
Well, I signed up for a slot in the women in aviation although I'm not a woman so we will see how it goes. I also have the Envoy derogatory mark so I'll give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by Alaskanrenegade
(Post 3771714)
What is an "Envoy derogatory mark"?
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Originally Posted by Thatsapproved
(Post 3771716)
they have announced they are no longer hiring AA WO outside the flow.
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Originally Posted by SoloPilot
(Post 3771725)
This is false.
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Originally Posted by Thatsapproved
(Post 3771729)
(per the line)
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Originally Posted by Thatsapproved
(Post 3771729)
apparently also stating if WO pilot goes to United for example can’t apply to AA for 4 years (per the line)
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I hit 1000 part 121. 2500 total. 1300 turbine. No college degree. All civilian. 1st generation pilot. Let's see what happens. I see AA as the leader in promoting
diversity and growth of all backgrounds. However it seems it's always the military folks, high time, and majority that get the call back. Minorities have a tougher time it seems. |
Originally Posted by El Pilot
(Post 3772338)
I hit 1000 part 121. 2500 total. 1300 turbine. No college degree. All civilian. 1st generation pilot. Let's see what happens. I see AA as the leader in promoting
diversity and growth of all backgrounds. However it seems it's always the military folks, high time, and majority that get the call back. Minorities have a tougher time it seems. |
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