Fedex Sim Instructor
#1
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Fedex Sim Instructor
Does any have any gouge on where I can find information on Fedex and Simulator Instructor positions.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
#2
Originally Posted by remlap
Does any have any gouge on where I can find information on Fedex and Simulator Instructor positions.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
Good luck.
- The truth only hurts if it should -
#3
although, as a sim instructor you would make more coin$$, and you are now guaranteed a pilot slot (after the three yr. commitment) as the application process is the same as for a line pilot position. the box thrower way would be your best bet assuming you passed your interview after your first yr.
good luck
Z
good luck
Z
#4
Originally Posted by jzuniga
although, as a sim instructor you would make more coin$$, ...
Originally Posted by jzuniga
... and you are now guaranteed a pilot slot (after the three yr. commitment) as the application process is the same as for a line pilot position. the box thrower way would be your best bet assuming you passed your interview after your first yr.
good luck
Z
I know guys that were hired as professionals, are now training guys on the MD-11 that were hired after them, and they'll still be waiting another 2 years to get on the bottom of the seniority list. While they're grateful to have a job, there's a certain amount of bitterness that they deal with. Nobody's fault, it's just the way it is. Just something to consider.
Two years seniority can make a world of difference.
- The truth only hurts if it should -
#6
Originally Posted by remlap
Does any have any gouge on where I can find information on Fedex and Simulator Instructor positions.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
#8
Originally Posted by sailor
Does FedEx have line pilot sim instructors also? If yes, how many (compared to the 'professional' instructors)?
#9
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TonyC is right in many cases but what he doesnt bring up is that if you sit on the waiting list for an interview for two or three years and then get hired on....or never get hired on then the Professional Instructor route is not so bad. Thats exactly what I did 17 years ago. I spent three years as a Pro and then went to the line. I learned a lot about the company and made a lot of contacts along the way. It wasnt a waisted three years. By the way.....one of the new Pros told me the other day that its only a two year contract now.
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Does any have any gouge on where I can find information on Fedex and Simulator Instructor positions.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
I am a line pilot at DAL, but it looks like I may need a new position in the near future.
I have one recommendation at FedEx, but apparently that isn't enough to get an interview. I have heard that this may be a reasonable way to get through the door.
Any information on salary, weblinks, contacts, etc. would be appreciated.
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