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#4311
Can't abide NAI
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From: Douglas Aerospace post production Flight Test & Work Around Engineering bulletin dissembler
I am involved in two small businesses. One hires folks that typically earn over $100k the other averages $10 to $25 an hour. At $10 an hour you put up with a lot for the savings.
#4312
Gets Weekends Off
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Oddly enough this isn't true. I can tell you at the regional I am at their are 1500 captains. I have been with the company for ten years and am about 1000 out of 3300 total pilots. Based on the guys that are sr to me I would bank that less than 20% have applied or want to move on. They have put in over 10 years and do not want to start over. They either haven't updated their logbook or are waiting to see what happens but almost every Fo that I fly with, has applied. I too would have thought that more captains would have applied but the reality is they have been too comfortable for too long at the regionals and now don't want to move on. I'm am only banking this info on the regional I am with so I don't really know about all the other regionals.
#4314
Gets Weekends Off
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From: window seat
Yes, big time. You still have to meet all the mins (no vault letter for you, sorry
) and in most cases you'll have to at least split the difference between the min mins and the competitive mins, but if you resigned on good terms it carries massive weight.
Yes, a little bit. It is one of the boxes you can check. Just don't act all "I know what its like to fly DL passengers" as if you've already been doing it. There is a massive, earth shattering difference between flying for DAL and DCI, so don't let them think you are implying you've already "been there done that" (except for your former mainline service…feel free to play that one to the hilt) and you should be fine.
I assume by your post you have both, which together should actually carry a lot of weight if the rest of your app is even close to competitive.
) and in most cases you'll have to at least split the difference between the min mins and the competitive mins, but if you resigned on good terms it carries massive weight.
and do they preference Delta Connection pilots at all?
I assume by your post you have both, which together should actually carry a lot of weight if the rest of your app is even close to competitive.
#4315
:-)
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Apply for the Endeavor EtD, it's your best option. 9E won't be able to staff itself in the next couple years, and once we fold, you will go to Delta, provided they are still hiring.
#4316
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From: window seat
I'd also suggest CPZ. You'd inherit a guaranteed interview and walk into much faster advancement with a growing and rapidly attritting regional that for the moment is one of the better run (relatively speaking at least). Your prior DAL service combined with your guaranteed interview will probably be pretty close to the sure thing that PCL can offer and there's a good chance you'll get hired just as soon or sooner anyway and in the meantime upgrade faster and have a better schedule.
#4317
Banned
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Your statement hasn't been proven. How is an EtD offer any different than guys who had actual job offers right before 9/11 that basically went poof afterwards? You can't prove otherwise for this case so that's some pretty risky advice.
#4318
:-)
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Bold for you. The only way they get out of the EtD is if they aren't hiring.
#4319
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#4320
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You would be correct if Endeavor wasn't a wholly owned. You see, the breach of the EtD has to be outside of the control of Delta, while 9E is a wholly owned, there is nothing outside of Delta's control.
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