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#581
Runs with scissors
Joined APC: Dec 2009
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#582
Lodging is provided in indoc (the first two weeks.)
Once you go to the sim, if it's in ATL you're on your own. If your sims are outside of ATL (e.g. the 717 down in MIA), lodging is provided.
#583
Runs with scissors
Joined APC: Dec 2009
Position: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
Posts: 7,728
I'm not looking to get hired again, and fly 717 F/O on my off days, just asking for a friend.
Although it would be pretty fun to interview again and see if they'd make the same mistake twice!
Where's that damned rocking chair! Let me at it!!
I'll rock your G'Damned Chair!
#584
And newbies are locked on their first assignment for 12 mo. then they can bid what they can hold, right?
I'm not looking to get hired again, and fly 717 F/O on my off days, just asking for a friend.
Although it would be pretty fun to interview again and see if they'd make the same mistake twice!
Where's that damned rocking chair! Let me at it!!
I'll rock your G'Damned Chair!
I'm not looking to get hired again, and fly 717 F/O on my off days, just asking for a friend.
Although it would be pretty fun to interview again and see if they'd make the same mistake twice!
Where's that damned rocking chair! Let me at it!!
I'll rock your G'Damned Chair!
I wonder the same thing sometimes... then shudder and know that I slipped through. They didn't even make me do the ultimate rocking chair test! Though they did see if I'd faint while an underqualified nurse dug around in my arm with a needle trying to find a vein.
#585
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 335
#587
#588
Runs with scissors
Joined APC: Dec 2009
Position: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
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There is no uniform stipend for new hires, correct?
So a newb will have to pony up about $250(?) for the double breasted horse blanket and $50 for the hat. I assume they've already got black pants and shoes, the white shirts are all over the map, but I got 4 at $16/each a few years back from PilotPete. Then there's the suitcase, which if you're coming off active duty you may not have.
I just looked at PilotPete's website, the Purdyneets are now $289-359 depending on which model you get! Yeeoch!
The shirts are now $18.95.
Bring your wallet boys, this "airline pilot" thing is expensive!
Glad I bought all my crap in the 1980s'...and it still fits! Well...mostly.
So a newb will have to pony up about $250(?) for the double breasted horse blanket and $50 for the hat. I assume they've already got black pants and shoes, the white shirts are all over the map, but I got 4 at $16/each a few years back from PilotPete. Then there's the suitcase, which if you're coming off active duty you may not have.
I just looked at PilotPete's website, the Purdyneets are now $289-359 depending on which model you get! Yeeoch!
The shirts are now $18.95.
Bring your wallet boys, this "airline pilot" thing is expensive!
Glad I bought all my crap in the 1980s'...and it still fits! Well...mostly.
#590
In 2007 I was talked into the $700 "New-hire Special," at that shop near the Doubletree. This included the black raincoat I have yet to wear and the jacket that slowly lost every single button.
What a deal.
What a deal.
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