Southern Air Interview
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You state a preference for the 777 or 737 at the interview. Which one they give you will be in the offer letter and is based on your interview, experience, and sim eval. This info was outlined in the interview confirmation email.
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Yes, You could sit reserve either at home or in CVG. The company is trying to build a week of reserve at the end of each rotation, turning 100+ hour lines into 75 hour lines. With you still away from home for three weeks.
If you have a major airline interview in your pocket, DO NOT come here.
If you have a major airline interview in your pocket, DO NOT come here.
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Make sure you practice hard for that sim eval. Those desktop sims sure are squirrelly.
A few other qualities an ideal candidate might possess;
A DUI.
A felony conviction. Or three.
A history of check ride failures.
A drinking problem.
A prostitute problem.
A spot on the legendary scab list.
Basically anything that would make one more or less unemployable by a reputable carrier, minimizing flight risk.
It's really sad to see such a legendary company turn into a Mesa with big jets. It's amazing to see how quickly it all fell apart.
Be warned. Management is not nearly finished in their attempt to squeeze every last penny out of you and make you work for free. And give up home basing.
Pay attention to what's happening over at Florida West. I think you'll get some clarity within a month. A fleet shuffle might be in the books.
A few other qualities an ideal candidate might possess;
A DUI.
A felony conviction. Or three.
A history of check ride failures.
A drinking problem.
A prostitute problem.
A spot on the legendary scab list.
Basically anything that would make one more or less unemployable by a reputable carrier, minimizing flight risk.
It's really sad to see such a legendary company turn into a Mesa with big jets. It's amazing to see how quickly it all fell apart.
Be warned. Management is not nearly finished in their attempt to squeeze every last penny out of you and make you work for free. And give up home basing.
Pay attention to what's happening over at Florida West. I think you'll get some clarity within a month. A fleet shuffle might be in the books.
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