FedEx Hiring
09-03-2016 | 07:16 PM
#2061
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Highly suspicious that someone would post about this on their first post, and the next following post was supposedly a newhire lauding it....on their first post.
Any pilot at FedEx would be glad to share whatever they've learned with you for free. In fact, you generally can't get us to shut up about it.
09-03-2016 | 08:59 PM
#2062
New Hire
Joined: Sep 2016
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As for layovers and learning tricks of the trade from all of you that have been doing this for years, I can't wait.
09-03-2016 | 10:23 PM
#2063
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As suspicious as it may sound I have no connection to the previous poster. I am a brand new FO that just finished BI last week and still was looking for answers so I decided to join here and start searching. I saw that post and thought I'd share my .02 since I just finished indoc.
As for layovers and learning tricks of the trade from all of you that have been doing this for years, I can't wait.
As for layovers and learning tricks of the trade from all of you that have been doing this for years, I can't wait.
09-04-2016 | 05:22 AM
#2064
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Now that's funny.
Don't forget to include the "how to park in a not-real parking spot but right next to the entrance/exit of long term parking".
For us military guys- the contract is important. Read it and refer to it often. There-subject covered.
I personally think what the OP talks about is a good idea- I think most of us came out if BI with more questions than answers. I also agree that ALPA would be a good resource, a "gouge book" of some sort like I've seen for the Hong Kong domicile, or just the 'ole "figure it out as you go along" will have to do. But not a paid class.
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