Flexjet hiring ?
06-02-2020, 08:03 PM
#842
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Flex is not laying off any pilots. The company is short handed do to the limitations of Project Lift. We will have almost all aircraft reactivated in the next two weeks. Talking about taking deliveries of new aircraft in the last weekly call
06-03-2020, 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by JMO127
Last one they didn't hire any for exactly your statement. Bail at the first call back. I thought the airlines were the place to be? We all here at the 91k/135 were idiots and completely crazy for staying in this side of things. Bigger isn't always better. Lot of the na-sayers will be on the bread lines come October 1st. I hope that's not the case 1000%, I honestly dont want to see 30k plus pilota unemployed or anyone else for that matter. Maybe this will cull that argument for another good while.
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06-03-2020, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Finny McCool
30k plus? It's looking like a few thousand total at the major airlines and will probably be short lived. I have nothing but respect for frac pilots, I did it for a long time myself. But for me, although I don't think I'll be furloughed, I would prefer one with a recall number than to be back with my old frac.
06-03-2020, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted by JMO127
Last one they didn't hire any for exactly your statement. Bail at the first call back. I thought the airlines were the place to be? We all here at the 91k/135 were idiots and completely crazy for staying in this side of things. Bigger isn't always better. Lot of the na-sayers will be on the bread lines come October 1st. I hope that's not the case 1000%, I honestly dont want to see 30k plus pilota unemployed or anyone else for that matter. Maybe this will cull that argument for another good while.
Of course the timing for those staring at a furlough is regrettable, but that’s simply the nature of aviation. Obviously it sucks, but those guys knew it going in.
06-03-2020, 04:54 PM
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FlexJet Chief sees upside for Bizav
https://connect.ainonline.com/ainale...ource=hs_email
CEO talks about doubling of aircraft utilization. Florida, Texas, and Arizona are hotspots.
CEO talks about doubling of aircraft utilization. Florida, Texas, and Arizona are hotspots.
06-04-2020, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Socalpt6
Thanks!, I forgot I can search the thread so I did find some post about various gulfstreams but doesn't look like they have anything posted at the moment. I'll keep trying.
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