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#12
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My take on this is sort of different than the other guys. Instead of applying now for FedEx, If I were you, I'd use that $50 and take your bride out for a reasonably nice (although fairly inexpensive) meal. Then go home and have her chase you around the bedroom for a few hours.
Although you can probably apply and not have the computer kick your application out, why bother? You will not be looked at until you have the requisites, and by then, you might not want to work here anyway. You can always apply as you approach our minimum requirements, but you should understand that you'll be in competition with guys with many more hours, type ratings, international experiences, etc, etc. That's not to say you can't be hired with the minimum required requirements, but (I believe) that if you are fortunate enough to actually have that happen, it will be a testament to you sponsors creditability. So if you want to get involved with FedEx at this time, I'd recommend trying to establish a relationship with someone on the "inside", like one of our pilots.
Good luck with your chosen career.
Although you can probably apply and not have the computer kick your application out, why bother? You will not be looked at until you have the requisites, and by then, you might not want to work here anyway. You can always apply as you approach our minimum requirements, but you should understand that you'll be in competition with guys with many more hours, type ratings, international experiences, etc, etc. That's not to say you can't be hired with the minimum required requirements, but (I believe) that if you are fortunate enough to actually have that happen, it will be a testament to you sponsors creditability. So if you want to get involved with FedEx at this time, I'd recommend trying to establish a relationship with someone on the "inside", like one of our pilots.
Good luck with your chosen career.
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From: DD->DH->RU/XE soon to be EV
My take on this is sort of different than the other guys. Instead of applying now for FedEx, If I were you, I'd use that $50 and take your bride out for a reasonably nice (although fairly inexpensive) meal. Then go home and have her chase you around the bedroom for a few hours.
Although you can probably apply and not have the computer kick your application out, why bother? You will not be looked at until you have the requisites, and by then, you might not want to work here anyway. You can always apply as you approach our minimum requirements, but you should understand that you'll be in competition with guys with many more hours, type ratings, international experiences, etc, etc. That's not to say you can't be hired with the minimum required requirements, but (I believe) that if you are fortunate enough to actually have that happen, it will be a testament to you sponsors creditability. So if you want to get involved with FedEx at this time, I'd recommend trying to establish a relationship with someone on the "inside", like one of our pilots.
Good luck with your chosen career.
Although you can probably apply and not have the computer kick your application out, why bother? You will not be looked at until you have the requisites, and by then, you might not want to work here anyway. You can always apply as you approach our minimum requirements, but you should understand that you'll be in competition with guys with many more hours, type ratings, international experiences, etc, etc. That's not to say you can't be hired with the minimum required requirements, but (I believe) that if you are fortunate enough to actually have that happen, it will be a testament to you sponsors creditability. So if you want to get involved with FedEx at this time, I'd recommend trying to establish a relationship with someone on the "inside", like one of our pilots.
Good luck with your chosen career.
Or just take the 50$ and put it into a fund to help pay for your first dicorce.
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Good point. I could be wrong, and I'm sure somebody that knows will correct me. But if/when you do get an interview I thought that length of time on file as well as update frequency was looked at. Not that it would actually give a yah or nay vote for an applicant, but I thought I heard of it being mentioned.
Or just take the 50$ and put it into a fund to help pay for your first dicorce.
Or just take the 50$ and put it into a fund to help pay for your first dicorce.
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I met a couple of senior airline captains today and was discussing the aviation world. I told them that I just got hired by a regional and I wanted to fly cargo with UPS or Fedex someday. They both adamantly suggested I submit my applications immediately. I thought this was odd since I haven't even started at the regional. I was wondering what everyone here thinks of this. Is it something I should do? I can't see how it would hurt.
Thanks!
Thanks!
As soon as you meet mins at UPS 800-241-2357, apply. Good luck
Facts from a really junior Capt
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Do you know of any situation that could've caused someone to put a negative in for you? That will kill it and it can be very hard for your sponsor to fix it unless he has a good rapport with someone in management. It is hard for him to even find out that there is a negative, but he needs to try.
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