Asking for a friend, but does anyone know of guys who have gotten hired with a history of a DUI or even a DUI arrest with no conviction?
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Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3771497)
Asking for a friend, but does anyone know of guys who have gotten hired with a history of a DUI or even a DUI arrest with no conviction?
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Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3771497)
Asking for a friend, but does anyone know of guys who have gotten hired with a history of a DUI or even a DUI arrest with no conviction?
Originally Posted by Meme In Command
(Post 3771522)
The ones I know all had theirs in their late teens/early twenties, but yes. Don't really know the details.
If you have more than one, you probably won't get an interview. |
Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3771497)
Asking for a friend, but does anyone know of guys who have gotten hired with a history of a DUI or even a DUI arrest with no conviction?
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Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3771497)
Asking for a friend, but does anyone know of guys who have gotten hired with a history of a DUI or even a DUI arrest with no conviction?
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Originally Posted by m3113n1a1
(Post 3771794)
I have friends with DUIs at many different airlines. Tried to get one hired at Delta and they told me they won't look at anyone with a DUI within 10 years... after that, you're good. But they were able to get hired at two other legacy airlines (theirs was about 7 years ago).
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TBNT
So I interviewed about 8 months ago and received the dreaded TBNT. I really don't know why in hindsight (did interview prep and all that). I felt really good during the interview but they let about half of us go before lunch that day. Life goes on. That being said, I haven't been called since but have kept my app updated. Does anyone know any recent folks who got the TBNT and roughly when they heard back for a second chance? Tried to see them at NGPA but they weren't taking resumes; just told to "keep the application updated".
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Hi folks,
Published app late November. Not expecting to hear back soon given my circumstances, but wanted some insight to find out if I'm even in the ballpark of getting called for an interview. 2370 TT, 1076 multi, 645 of that is 121 turbine time (FO). 3 types, currently at a US major, typed in an aircraft Delta flies. 5 recs from Delta pilots, app professionally reviewed. No degree/military service. I understand I am already on the lower end of the totem pole as far as competitive qualifications go. Here is the kicker though. I failed a line check a little over a year ago. This was my initial OE line check and it was a major blow for a few months. I've since recovered my confidence and would even argue it was a good learning experience. I'm not ashamed of it anymore - but I am thinking this may be holding me back from getting an interview and a chance to tell my story about how I've learned and shaped up since then. I have had 4 successful training events since then (recheck, remedial simulator training, LOE, OE/line check on a new type) and don't see it as a trend - just a blip that I have learned from and never want to repeat again. Insights are appreciated, thanks folks! |
Originally Posted by blueberrypie
(Post 3772025)
Hi folks,
Published app late November. Not expecting to hear back soon given my circumstances, but wanted some insight to find out if I'm even in the ballpark of getting called for an interview. 2370 TT, 1076 multi, 645 of that is 121 turbine time (FO). 3 types, currently at a US major, typed in an aircraft Delta flies. 5 recs from Delta pilots, app professionally reviewed. No degree/military service. I understand I am already on the lower end of the totem pole as far as competitive qualifications go. Here is the kicker though. I failed a line check a little over a year ago. This was my initial OE line check and it was a major blow for a few months. I've since recovered my confidence and would even argue it was a good learning experience. I'm not ashamed of it anymore - but I am thinking this may be holding me back from getting an interview and a chance to tell my story about how I've learned and shaped up since then. I have had 4 successful training events since then (recheck, remedial simulator training, LOE, OE/line check on a new type) and don't see it as a trend - just a blip that I have learned from and never want to repeat again. Insights are appreciated, thanks folks! |
Originally Posted by blueberrypie
(Post 3772025)
Hi folks,
Published app late November. Not expecting to hear back soon given my circumstances, but wanted some insight to find out if I'm even in the ballpark of getting called for an interview. 2370 TT, 1076 multi, 645 of that is 121 turbine time (FO). 3 types, currently at a US major, typed in an aircraft Delta flies. 5 recs from Delta pilots, app professionally reviewed. No degree/military service. I understand I am already on the lower end of the totem pole as far as competitive qualifications go. Here is the kicker though. I failed a line check a little over a year ago. This was my initial OE line check and it was a major blow for a few months. I've since recovered my confidence and would even argue it was a good learning experience. I'm not ashamed of it anymore - but I am thinking this may be holding me back from getting an interview and a chance to tell my story about how I've learned and shaped up since then. I have had 4 successful training events since then (recheck, remedial simulator training, LOE, OE/line check on a new type) and don't see it as a trend - just a blip that I have learned from and never want to repeat again. Insights are appreciated, thanks folks! I have a friend interviewing in a few weeks. Similar flight times and no 121 time Good luck! |
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