Leaving for a U/LCC
01-13-2020 | 10:52 AM
#51
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Now the question, instead of focusing just on Spirit, do the other ULCC's have similar benefits that could entice people away?
01-13-2020 | 10:53 AM
#52
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Lets not act like people are trying hard to go in either direction...
01-13-2020 | 10:57 AM
#53
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Bravo Sir. Excellent point and you just showed all these guys up with 3 sentences. I'm also adding that one would be foolish to leave Envoy for ANY carrier except maybe, maybe Delta.
01-13-2020 | 11:01 AM
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Merry Christmas folks.
Wow, what a banner year at Envoy. The flow engine is now fully spooled and humming like a Shelby Cobra. On the other end, Envoy is inundated with pipeline candidates just clamoring for their chance to get in the door. It is very competitive and unfortunately there is a long waiting list. 2020 is going to be incredible. It’s truly the best time ever at Envoy. This isn’t your Dad’s “American Eagle.” This is Envoy which far and away blows away anything of that former shell. Where else can you hire on to a major airline as a pipeline candidate? Nowhere is the answer. That’s why the qualifications and interview are so tough.
Wow, what a banner year at Envoy. The flow engine is now fully spooled and humming like a Shelby Cobra. On the other end, Envoy is inundated with pipeline candidates just clamoring for their chance to get in the door. It is very competitive and unfortunately there is a long waiting list. 2020 is going to be incredible. It’s truly the best time ever at Envoy. This isn’t your Dad’s “American Eagle.” This is Envoy which far and away blows away anything of that former shell. Where else can you hire on to a major airline as a pipeline candidate? Nowhere is the answer. That’s why the qualifications and interview are so tough.
First, lets put you in the correct context; Kool Aid be flowing....
I have to strongly disagree with the opinions here that are in favor of leaving Envoy for a ULCC. Take Spirit for example since they have been discussed. They have a terrible reputation with customer service, charge exorbitant fees for everything and are delay and cancel prone. Plus their payrates are bottom of the barrel and I wouldn't touch their contract with a 10 foot pole. They seem to be riding high, for now. However, toss in a recession and you could show up to work at a place like that and find yourself furloughed or worse, find the doors locked. To give up a sure seat at American Airlines, for that….is the definition of insanity. AA isn’t going anywhere and is the closest thing to lifetime employment that you can find in the year 2020.
01-13-2020 | 11:02 AM
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01-13-2020 | 11:04 AM
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01-13-2020 | 11:04 AM
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01-13-2020 | 11:11 AM
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I would say that’s due to limited off the street hiring by AA. You’ll probably see a lot more from here going forward.
01-13-2020 | 11:26 AM
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you’ll get a few, but for most, it just won’t be worth it.
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