American interviews and class dates
#4011
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Joined APC: Jan 2016
Position: A330
Posts: 100
#4012
[QUOTE=Maverick;2091516]Go ahead and try to see the forest through the trees. I know it's tough, but I know you can at least try.
#4013
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Joined APC: Nov 2005
Position: 320 fo
Posts: 160
[QUOTE=Jetwash;2091606][QUOTE=Maverick;2091516]
Then go somewhere else genius
i picked Eagle to be able to drive to work in Miami. Is it so bad to expect what was promised to you, like a contract they expect you to comply with But violate when they want
Then go somewhere else genius
i picked Eagle to be able to drive to work in Miami. Is it so bad to expect what was promised to you, like a contract they expect you to comply with But violate when they want
#4014
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Joined APC: Dec 2009
Position: Narrow/Left Wide/Right
Posts: 3,655
It's a sign. Administratively AA appears to be a little overwhelmed. Hey you could have a CJO with no comms for a year like in 2014.
#4015
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#4016
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Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: Window seat
Posts: 5,213
When did they promise new hires, let alone flows throughs 16 years ago, that they'd be able to drive to MIA whenever they choose to?
#4017
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
Position: A-320
Posts: 1,122
In the crew news yesterday Doug stopped just shy of saying the 190s are going away.
Those of you that go to the 190 will make more money than those getting the bus first year. Movement is fast on the 190 and you'll be holding a line after a few months. You'll get the AB for second year when your seatlock is up. If you're lucky you'll get held for a while and collect AB pay while flying a nice 190 schedule.
Reserve on the AB is over 2 years.
Those of you that go to the 190 will make more money than those getting the bus first year. Movement is fast on the 190 and you'll be holding a line after a few months. You'll get the AB for second year when your seatlock is up. If you're lucky you'll get held for a while and collect AB pay while flying a nice 190 schedule.
Reserve on the AB is over 2 years.
#4018
[QUOTE=full of luv;2091650]
Sadly what you guys fail to realize is that the airlines haven't lived up to anyone's expectation in the last 15 years unless you got hired at FedEx in 2000. Soo, embrace reality and get with the times and program and realize the game has changed. The only thing that hasn't is the bickering and griping from pilots along the way.
Yeah, I got mine so F off. That's exactly what I said.
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Sadly what you guys fail to realize is that the airlines haven't lived up to anyone's expectation in the last 15 years unless you got hired at FedEx in 2000. Soo, embrace reality and get with the times and program and realize the game has changed. The only thing that hasn't is the bickering and griping from pilots along the way.
Yeah, I got mine so F off. That's exactly what I said.
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#4019
[QUOTE=ATR35;2091629]
Yeah I'm here to let you old fogies know there is an appropriate place for the hate speech and vitriol against AA...it's called C&R.
Most people come here for good relevant information about AA interviews. Not this trolling
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Yeah I'm here to let you old fogies know there is an appropriate place for the hate speech and vitriol against AA...it's called C&R.
Most people come here for good relevant information about AA interviews. Not this trolling
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#4020
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Joined APC: Nov 2005
Position: 320 fo
Posts: 160
16 years ago the flow was a lot different. Pass IOE as a RJ jet captain you got an AA seniority number. 24 months later you went to training 3rd year pay holding pretty much any base you wanted(like MIA). So yes that was the deal a lot of us signed up for 16 years ago.
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