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Originally Posted by JT400
(Post 2141732)
I am currently eligible to upgrade to 767 Captain at Atlas but could also bypass upgrade and possibly be a sim instructor in the 747. I have an application with FedEx that I update every time I fly. As you all do, I really want to work at FedEx. 7,300 hours turbine, 4050 PIC turbine heavy (C141 and C17),747 type.
Does FedEx put more weight on being an instructor, or getting that 767 Captain type rating(which has a 3 year seat lock, incidentally)? |
Does being current on a FedEx fleet type hold a lot of weight? I'm currently a 757 Captain, Checkairman and sim instructor. I have the opportunity to change fleets and get a new type on an aircraft FedEx doesn't fly. I'd also be a sim instructor once I get some time in the aircraft. Would you guys recommend staying on the 757 or does it really matter? FedEx is my dream job so I'd rather stay in my current role if FedEx looked favorably on it. In case anyone cares 11k TT, 8500ish TPIC and 3500 on the 757. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Notch Press
(Post 2141590)
Anyone got a call recently to interview?
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Originally Posted by Hacker15e
(Post 2141725)
There are guys who have been waiting years for a call and finally get it.
So, no, don't assume anything. That being said, if you are getting out of the military and you don't have a backup plan for when your dream job doesn't call you on your timeline, you're wrong. Backup plan training in a couple of weeks. |
Originally Posted by Husker75
(Post 2141938)
Does being current on a FedEx fleet type hold a lot of weight? I'm currently a 757 Captain, Checkairman and sim instructor. I have the opportunity to change fleets and get a new type on an aircraft FedEx doesn't fly. I'd also be a sim instructor once I get some time in the aircraft. Would you guys recommend staying on the 757 or does it really matter? FedEx is my dream job so I'd rather stay in my current role if FedEx looked favorably on it. In case anyone cares 11k TT, 8500ish TPIC and 3500 on the 757. Thanks
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Originally Posted by CloudSailor
(Post 2142025)
IMO, you are doing everything you can already, unless you can get 767 time, which doesn't sound possible at your current gig. Being a check airman and sim instructor are HUGE positives on your app. Make sure every single line of your app is filled out properly, that there are no spelling or grammar errors, and no timeline gaps in your employment/studies history. I can't say definitively on what your total time means, if anything. There is an unsubstantiated rumor that too much TT actually lowers your overall application's "points". Again, not sure if that is a fact and/or how much time is too much. Your experience sounds ideal for who we should be hiring. Good luck.
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Any all corporate guys getting the call?
All part 91 here, 5000 tt, 1500 tpic, aviation degree, high gpa, lots of corporate type ratings... Crickets. Thanks! |
Originally Posted by Dustycrophoppin
(Post 2142386)
Any all corporate guys getting the call?
All part 91 here, 5000 tt, 1500 tpic, aviation degree, high gpa, lots of corporate type ratings... Crickets. Thanks! |
Originally Posted by john lennon
(Post 2137717)
Does anyone know how difficult it is to get a 2nd interview after being turned down on Day 1? I know it's a minimum wait of a year, but that is all I know.
I would ask Kim Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Dustycrophoppin
(Post 2142386)
Any all corporate guys getting the call?
All part 91 here, 5000 tt, 1500 tpic, aviation degree, high gpa, lots of corporate type ratings... Crickets. Thanks! |
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