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12-08-2013 | 10:16 AM
#2791
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Kickin’ Back
The actual interview was like I was sitting with 3 guys at a bar telling war stories. It was very laid back and open, and didn't even feel like I was interviewing. Great guys, and I definitely hope I get to fly with the active CA out in SEA in the future.
Overall, top notch experience. I am very lucky to have my dream job lined up, and I couldn't be happier. Best of luck to everyone to follow.
Overall, top notch experience. I am very lucky to have my dream job lined up, and I couldn't be happier. Best of luck to everyone to follow.
Congratulations and, even if it's not me (
), I hope you can get here soon. I know a few guys who have been trying for a while to get in. There are a lot of great guys based in SEA!Denny
12-12-2013 | 09:30 AM
#2797
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Joined: Dec 2005
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Zero time Feb 2010 to Delta Air Lines Nov 2013. Impressive!
ATP Flight School: Airline Hiring & Placements
******* began ATP’s Private Pilot & Airline Career Pilot Programs on February 16, 2010, and then completed ATP’s Regional Jet Standards Certification. ******* instructed at the ATP JAX Training Center. Delta hired ******* 45 months after starting training with ATP. Total fixed cost for airline training program: $48,490. ******* was hired by ExpressJet in May of 2011 where she flew until being hired with Delta. Read *******'* full story.
******* began ATP’s Private Pilot & Airline Career Pilot Programs on February 16, 2010, and then completed ATP’s Regional Jet Standards Certification. ******* instructed at the ATP JAX Training Center. Delta hired ******* 45 months after starting training with ATP. Total fixed cost for airline training program: $48,490. ******* was hired by ExpressJet in May of 2011 where she flew until being hired with Delta. Read *******'* full story.
12-12-2013 | 11:57 AM
#2799
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: 7ERB
Whats your point? Are you genuinely impressed or are you throwing out a flame-bait?
If you are genuinely impressed then we really have to admire her fast track progress to a Global Airline. And I applaud your decency for acknowledging her success.
but-
If you are flame-baiting and trying to pick fights then, let me tell you, it probably cost her less money and anguish (in the long run (49K-and less misery at a regional)) to get on board a Global and Profitable Airline (Of course this is based on today); as compared to you getting on with an iffy ULCC. As of now, not only did it cost her less, her career earnings are more than yours.
Happy Holidays,
TEN
If you are genuinely impressed then we really have to admire her fast track progress to a Global Airline. And I applaud your decency for acknowledging her success.
but-
If you are flame-baiting and trying to pick fights then, let me tell you, it probably cost her less money and anguish (in the long run (49K-and less misery at a regional)) to get on board a Global and Profitable Airline (Of course this is based on today); as compared to you getting on with an iffy ULCC. As of now, not only did it cost her less, her career earnings are more than yours.
Happy Holidays,
TEN
12-12-2013 | 12:19 PM
#2800
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2009
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I have searched and searched these forums for the answer, what is training pay at Delta? Is there a flat rate per month? And the hotel is only paid for week one correct? Is there any per diem or is everyone initially assigned to ATL? Thanks.
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