Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
08-18-2016 | 10:13 AM
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Right now with NY building up, the answer is after new York is built up. My professional speculation is that will occur by December, which should be good timing for you if you plan to start next month + 3 months of training
08-18-2016 | 10:22 AM
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My class date at endeavor is for the first week of January. Pending endeavor accepting my 135 sic time (long story) would it be that much more beneficial to start a few months sooner?
I am coming from a 135 operator that operates a single pilot aircraft with 2 pilots at all times (much like cape air). Endeavor is the only regional giving me a hard time about the sic time. I am now a PIC but I would have to stay at my current position a few extra months to make up for the SIC time they won't accept.
I am coming from a 135 operator that operates a single pilot aircraft with 2 pilots at all times (much like cape air). Endeavor is the only regional giving me a hard time about the sic time. I am now a PIC but I would have to stay at my current position a few extra months to make up for the SIC time they won't accept.
08-18-2016 | 10:28 AM
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My class date at endeavor is for the first week of January. Pending endeavor accepting my 135 sic time (long story) would it be that much more beneficial to start a few months sooner?
I am coming from a 135 operator that operates a single pilot aircraft with 2 pilots at all times (much like cape air). Endeavor is the only regional giving me a hard time about the sic time. I am now a PIC but I would have to stay at my current position a few extra months to make up for the SIC time they won't accept.
I am coming from a 135 operator that operates a single pilot aircraft with 2 pilots at all times (much like cape air). Endeavor is the only regional giving me a hard time about the sic time. I am now a PIC but I would have to stay at my current position a few extra months to make up for the SIC time they won't accept.
08-18-2016 | 10:34 AM
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Funny thing is I did my PIC check ride with the FAA who clearly stated my time was valid. Endeavor is supposedly working on an answer now and "hopes" to get it straightened out soon. The company I am coming from isn't necessarily a "small" operation and others have been hired from here to Endeavor. Not sure where the confusion is coming from...
08-18-2016 | 11:39 AM
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Funny thing is I did my PIC check ride with the FAA who clearly stated my time was valid. Endeavor is supposedly working on an answer now and "hopes" to get it straightened out soon. The company I am coming from isn't necessarily a "small" operation and others have been hired from here to Endeavor. Not sure where the confusion is coming from...
Ah Gotcha...there are so many moving parts here I am sure someone says one thing and someone else says something else. Good Luck! keep bugging them everyday about it until you get the answer.
08-18-2016 | 12:34 PM
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Growth will be in NYC for the foreseeable future. I'd WAG it would take ~6 months to get to MSP. Bid the 200, you'll have faster movdment
08-18-2016 | 06:04 PM
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If you want to come to Endeavor, hurry up. This place has about 6 months of movement left in the tank. At that point, all current pilots who have CJO's will be on their way to Delta. DGI you may ask! Well you need to be an Endeavor captain for two years in order to interview with Delta along with a 4 year degree. DGI interviews won't even be conducted for at least two more years!
08-18-2016 | 06:42 PM
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Does anyone here commute on jetBlue?
If so, are the number of seats shown on jetBlue.com more accurate or the number of seats shown as available after you check-in and look at the standby list?
For my flight it's showing 20+ available on the website for sale but only 6 available on the standby list. I know jetBlue does not oversell their flights, so this is puzzling.
If so, are the number of seats shown on jetBlue.com more accurate or the number of seats shown as available after you check-in and look at the standby list?
For my flight it's showing 20+ available on the website for sale but only 6 available on the standby list. I know jetBlue does not oversell their flights, so this is puzzling.
08-19-2016 | 03:06 AM
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