Eagle hiring process
06-10-2010 | 09:06 AM
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From: Lawn Chair
How are you guys filling out the time grid for the interview? I am talking about the student section. Do you only include the dual received where you didn't log pic? Like as a student prior to getting your private, then again during multi training?
06-10-2010 | 04:29 PM
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I'll give you that, I appreciate the effort of trying. But to be a professional and speak that way is unacceptable. I admire the guy for working his way into flying, but if he came here to get a job flying, that's nice but we're all set. We already have too many pilots. When I instructed, we had a guy who had a bad stutter. Yeah, I think its awesome he's out there flying GA. But as a professional, your image needs to be upheld that you convey command of the aircraft. If you don't even demonstrate command of your language, what does that say to the passengers? I would never imagine going to LAN Chile and stammering through a language. But so everyone is clear, this is not a race or ethnicity thing. It was solely a comment that if you are going to use poor grammar, then you will be perceived poorly.
06-10-2010 | 08:28 PM
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10-05-2010 | 04:26 PM
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beats,
I get where your coming from. If I had to choose, I would want somebody who is qualified and proficient in english sitting next to me when 's*it' hits the fan.
and if anybody says otherwise, I suggest you go fly with chinese students and see how you feel about that afterwards.
I get where your coming from. If I had to choose, I would want somebody who is qualified and proficient in english sitting next to me when 's*it' hits the fan.
and if anybody says otherwise, I suggest you go fly with chinese students and see how you feel about that afterwards.
11-01-2010 | 12:58 PM
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OK here is my situation... My father is American (from LA) and my mother from Germany. I grew up in Milan. But my father wanted me to have a US Passport. So because I was borne in Italy I have a EU passport too. So the fact that I have a US passport, I live in the USA, I pay my taxes to the IRS, sorry, but that gives me the right to apply to Eagle and if they think my flying skills and knowledge are enough to fit in their company I will be flying with you!
Now I have a question for you... According to you, were should I work? In Italy, according to your way of thinking, they will see me as an Immigrant. Non of my parents are from Italy.
Anyway, I'm proud of myself, because I'm always trying to improve. And FYI is more difficult to write a foreign language that speaking it!
And Yes, you are going to have fun with me because I'm a positive person that likes to enjoy life and while in the cockpit I always follow instructions from my captain and so far, I haven't receive a complaint! YES, IS GOING TO BE GREAT!
PS: I will interview with Eagle in 3 weeks!!! So be prepared!
Now I have a question for you... According to you, were should I work? In Italy, according to your way of thinking, they will see me as an Immigrant. Non of my parents are from Italy.
Anyway, I'm proud of myself, because I'm always trying to improve. And FYI is more difficult to write a foreign language that speaking it!
And Yes, you are going to have fun with me because I'm a positive person that likes to enjoy life and while in the cockpit I always follow instructions from my captain and so far, I haven't receive a complaint! YES, IS GOING TO BE GREAT!
PS: I will interview with Eagle in 3 weeks!!! So be prepared!
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