Obap warnings!
#21
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 289
Oh yea..lets not forget the nearly $230,000 in scholarships awarded this year thanks to donations from airlines...from PvT pilots to B777 type ratings. Participation folks!
Thanks for giving us at the APDP committee some positive feedback wankel7
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Thanks for giving us at the APDP committee some positive feedback wankel7
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#22
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jul 2011
Position: Pilot
Posts: 10
I attended this week and your post was in the back of mind. After returning home from the convention and reading your post again I have come to this conclusion. Your post is way off the mark.
I couldn't agree more. I didn't have time to expand on my post from yesterday.
My first interaction with OBAP was this week. I was very impressed by the convention and the job fair. I spent a few hours in the APDP (Aerospace Professional Development Program )seminars. I made sure to schedule my meet and greets so that I could attend the APDP events. The speakers at these development sessions cared deeply about getting out great content. There were no smoke or mirrors.
My friend and I received two hours of interview preparation from captains at major airlines. The interview prep provided by these OBAP members was outstanding and made this more than a job fair. We spent over an hour with one captain. His advice was valuable and I was able to apply some of the advice to a meet and greet I had the next day with a major.
I was very impressed with the Solo Flight program that OBAP has created. I got to meet a pilot who soloed and got his PPL thanks to OBAP scholarship.
I walked away this week wanting to become more active in this organization.
I couldn't agree more. I didn't have time to expand on my post from yesterday.
My first interaction with OBAP was this week. I was very impressed by the convention and the job fair. I spent a few hours in the APDP (Aerospace Professional Development Program )seminars. I made sure to schedule my meet and greets so that I could attend the APDP events. The speakers at these development sessions cared deeply about getting out great content. There were no smoke or mirrors.
My friend and I received two hours of interview preparation from captains at major airlines. The interview prep provided by these OBAP members was outstanding and made this more than a job fair. We spent over an hour with one captain. His advice was valuable and I was able to apply some of the advice to a meet and greet I had the next day with a major.
I was very impressed with the Solo Flight program that OBAP has created. I got to meet a pilot who soloed and got his PPL thanks to OBAP scholarship.
I walked away this week wanting to become more active in this organization.
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