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Corkscrew 06-17-2020 01:10 PM
These interviews are for currently employed Pro Instructors. No external interviews planned for this calendar year.

rvfanatic 06-17-2020 03:27 PM
Originally Posted by MD11FLYER (Post 3076875)
I have no idea .. i didn’t write the email nor am i a prospect .. I’m telling you when the interview date is... July 15th.. not too much to read into here... that’s the date
Thanks for trying to help. You were a bit vague but I understand how it can be difficult to divulge too much on a public forum. Cheers

P-3Bubba 06-17-2020 03:53 PM
Originally Posted by Corkscrew (Post 3076960)
These interviews are for currently employed Pro Instructors. No external interviews planned for this calendar year.
Aren’t Pro Instructors already screened in the same manner as the new hire interview process? Why would they interview again?

-Bubs

Noworkallplay 06-17-2020 05:45 PM
Originally Posted by P-3Bubba (Post 3077031)
Aren’t Pro Instructors already screened in the same manner as the new hire interview process? Why would they interview again?

-Bubs
From what I understand they don't do the “pilot” interview, which is why I assume they are doing the “pilot” interview now.

HIREME 06-18-2020 08:55 PM
Originally Posted by Noworkallplay (Post 3077099)
From what I understand they don't do the “pilot” interview, which is why I assume they are doing the “pilot” interview now.
this is the old process, so instructors hired under that process need to do the pilot interview still. New hire instructors will be given the pilot interview as well and can flow to the line after 2 years

123456 06-20-2020 11:33 AM
Originally Posted by HIREME (Post 3077652)
this is the old process, so instructors hired under that process need to do the pilot interview still. New hire instructors will be given the pilot interview as well and can flow to the line after 2 years
Not exaclty sure on that as some Pros don't have the requirements/mins to be a pilot here so why would they have to take the pilot interview to become a Pro?

P-3Bubba 06-20-2020 03:53 PM
Originally Posted by HIREME (Post 3077652)
this is the old process, so instructors hired under that process need to do the pilot interview still. New hire instructors will be given the pilot interview as well and can flow to the line after 2 years
Do the Pro to Line Pilot guys accrue seniority when they flow to the line?

-Bubs

opt0712 06-20-2020 05:33 PM
Originally Posted by P-3Bubba (Post 3078416)
Do the Pro to Line Pilot guys accrue seniority when they flow to the line?

-Bubs
Seniority starts when you are hired as a pilot for the line, not before (as a Pro).

rvfanatic 06-21-2020 08:15 AM
Originally Posted by HIREME (Post 3077652)
this is the old process, so instructors hired under that process need to do the pilot interview still. New hire instructors will be given the pilot interview as well and can flow to the line after 2 years
Good deal. Are they hiring pro instructors and is the flow through guaranteed after 2yrs?

HIREME 06-24-2020 01:49 PM
Originally Posted by 123456 (Post 3078324)
Not exaclty sure on that as some Pros don't have the requirements/mins to be a pilot here so why would they have to take the pilot interview to become a Pro?
they wouldn’t...they can continue as pros. The pros that want to go to the line have to interview after 2 years. New hire pros will do their pilot interview concurrent with their instructor interview


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