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griff312 02-27-2018 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by Battlinbear21 (Post 2538309)
What about “purchased Soyuz time” I mean, What’s it’s been about 5 years since we started buying dry time in that thing? Another thing that can get you hired w zero pic time is your wife gets offered a position in a office and stipulates only if husband is offered pilot position. Done. That was a big fn slap in all our faces.

Wow, what's the back story of this wife / husband scheme!?!?

Otterbox 02-28-2018 09:04 AM


Originally Posted by griff312 (Post 2538997)
Wow, what's the back story of this wife / husband scheme!?!?

WO Pilot recruiter(s) with ambition...husband wife both on the recruitment team-one got picked up and brought the other along for the ride. Pretty savvy on their part. That particular WO took it pretty poorly... VP of flight OPS and other management were pretty ****ed AA hired the pilot outside of the flow and took two recruiters while they were trying to expand.

I wouldn’t say it’s abnormal though. I know a couple of cases where AA pilot recruitment offered applicants interviews because their spouses were on property.

BigZ 02-28-2018 09:33 AM


Originally Posted by Otterbox (Post 2539362)
I wouldn’t say it’s abnormal though. I know a couple of cases where AA pilot recruitment offered applicants interviews because their spouses were on property.

Not limited to AA either, pretty normal practice.

Skip0927 02-28-2018 10:57 AM

I have damn near every box checked and the feedback I got was your best chance for off the street hire is to come from another mainline. Go get a job at Delta and then update your app.

True civilian thru n thru.

NoValueAviator 02-28-2018 04:18 PM


Originally Posted by BigZ (Post 2539390)
Not limited to AA either, pretty normal practice.

Lol, if I ever move to Dallas I'm totally making my wife get a job in AA HR.

Does the spouse have to be flight dept too?

BigZ 02-28-2018 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by NoValueAviator (Post 2539788)
Lol, if I ever move to Dallas I'm totally making my wife get a job in AA HR.

Does the spouse have to be flight dept too?

According to my wife (works for OAL), HR works best for what it's worth.
Some companies do place high value on close relatives with the company (aka "legacy reference") though

3EngineTaxi 03-01-2018 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by fatman1683 (Post 2538529)
Should keep instructing on the side and try for a DPE qual or something?

Just be aware, flying for hire outside the company (including flight instructing on the side) has historically been banned by the company.

3EngineTaxi 03-01-2018 08:57 AM


Originally Posted by BigZ (Post 2539845)
According to my wife (works for OAL), HR works best for what it's worth.
Some companies do place high value on close relatives with the company (aka "legacy reference") though

Is there any business value in hiring children of company employees? Or do they just like to do those folks a favor?

BigZ 03-01-2018 09:11 AM


Originally Posted by 3EngineTaxi (Post 2540328)
Is there any business value in hiring children of company employees? Or do they just like to do those folks a favor?

I guess the idea is the people are more likely to stick around

highfarfast 03-01-2018 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by 3EngineTaxi (Post 2540327)
Just be aware, flying for hire outside the company (including flight instructing on the side) has historically been banned by the company.

FWI, it's not just 'historically' or via policy, it's banned via FM1 which makes it an FAA violation. I do know MANY guys picking up work on the side without issue but you should know the boundaries you are pushing if you're going to do it.


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