Omni Air
#1791
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Position: E175 FO
Posts: 114
Why would the attrition be so high? What's wrong with training over there? Or is the problem more with the quality of new hires?
#1792
Banned
Joined APC: Nov 2013
Position: 7th green
Posts: 4,378
You're really asking 3 different questions here:
In case you missed it, the Majors are hiring a lot of pilots. Couple that with Amazon Prime seeking 767 guys and there's your staff attrition.
Nothing, IF you are willing to study and expend the effort to learn the systems/procedures the way Omni wants you to. If you won't put in the study effort, you're cutting your own throat.
There's an interesting question. There have been Beech 1900 guys/gals who have done well and ex-heavy jet Captains who haven't. Again, the common denominator appears to be the DETERMINATION and DEDICATION of the individuals as opposed to the quality of their background.
In case you missed it, the Majors are hiring a lot of pilots. Couple that with Amazon Prime seeking 767 guys and there's your staff attrition.
Nothing, IF you are willing to study and expend the effort to learn the systems/procedures the way Omni wants you to. If you won't put in the study effort, you're cutting your own throat.
There's an interesting question. There have been Beech 1900 guys/gals who have done well and ex-heavy jet Captains who haven't. Again, the common denominator appears to be the DETERMINATION and DEDICATION of the individuals as opposed to the quality of their background.
#1793
#1794
#1795
I have flown with him several times as both a Captain an FO. I have spent many layovers with him all over the world. One of the most professional pilots I have ever flown with. Fleet Manager is his title but he is much more than that. He is a leader! I have watched him motivate crew members and defused confrontational situations to get the flight done in a safe and productive manner. He has done more to benefit the Omni pilot group than anyone else. I left Omni before he took over the 767 Fleet. I'm sure he would have been one of the best bosses I could have worked for.
#1796
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2008
Position: just a co-pilot
Posts: 194
When interviewing let the FM and CP know you are a drinker , the FM tells interviewees that Omni is a job with a lot of drunken parties on layovers.
Likes to laugh about it with the interviewee and the CP.
Facts: FM running up bar bills on company card.
Guess that's why I can't get hired I am a non-Drinker.
Guess I am one of the lucky ones.
Cheers FM.
Likes to laugh about it with the interviewee and the CP.
Facts: FM running up bar bills on company card.
Guess that's why I can't get hired I am a non-Drinker.
Guess I am one of the lucky ones.
Cheers FM.
#1797
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Position: E175 FO
Posts: 114
I'm guessing they want their new hires to be big boys and girls and don't hold their hands the way regionals do these days. On that note I've heard of people literally almost crashing the sim and still passing check-rides.
#1798
Banned
Joined APC: Nov 2013
Position: 7th green
Posts: 4,378
#1799
On Reserve
Joined APC: Nov 2012
Position: Flunky
Posts: 12
Given who those two folks are, it doesn't surprise me that that topic came up at some point during your interview. They do hire non-drinkers. While I was there, the management folks, up to and including the CEO, came out on the road several times a year with company card in hand to keep morale off the floor, stop rumors, gather intel and spread gleeful hunkie dorieness. During your several hour long interview did you not discuss compensation (or lack there of), work rules (or lack there of), retirement plan (or lack there of), benefits (or lack there of) plans on how the company plans to grow and obtain new business (or lack there of)? If not, when on your next interview you might want to ask those questions too.
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