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DamnThatWasFast 02-17-2022 05:16 AM


Originally Posted by petipai (Post 3373512)
ask these guys
[email protected]

Man they are gonna love you for dropping that email address on here. They can't even answer their employee emails... think they will answer "will you hire me?" emails?

CantStayAway 02-17-2022 06:10 AM


Originally Posted by DamnThatWasFast (Post 3373958)
Man they are gonna love you for dropping that email address on here. They can't even answer their employee emails... think they will answer "will you hire me?" emails?

As an employee, they’ve always answered my emails to that address.

Sammie 02-17-2022 08:47 AM

Thank You
 
thank you for the information, Paying for your hotel is something to think over with all the hiring going on.

ReserveCA 02-17-2022 09:02 AM

Any new hires…… the golden west crash pad has availability

Mooneyguy 02-17-2022 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by Sammie (Post 3374071)
thank you for the information, Paying for your hotel is something to think over with all the hiring going on.

yes there are a lot of choices with the hiring taking place. While I believe it’s incredibly stupid of the company to not pay for hotel in training, it should not be a consideration for whether or not to come to F9. If frontier is the place you want to be, for whatever reason, then that money spent is just an investment to what you want.

emersonbiguns 02-17-2022 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by Mooneyguy (Post 3374087)
If frontier is the place you want to be....

Even if it's not, the hotel bill is a really cheap A320 type rating.

TOGALOCK 02-17-2022 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by Mooneyguy (Post 3374087)
yes there are a lot of choices with the hiring taking place. While I believe it’s incredibly stupid of the company to not pay for hotel in training, it should not be a consideration for whether or not to come to F9. If frontier is the place you want to be, for whatever reason, then that money spent is just an investment to what you want.

I agree with this completely. I’m certainly not defending the company not providing lodging, but it doesn’t have to be the massive bankruptcy inducing burden that people make it out to be. I got in touch with people in my new hire class and 6 of us rented a house. It cost us each $350/month. Sure, it was $350 more than I would have liked to have spent, but it certainly didn’t break any of us. Because of the situation it was the most enjoyable, fun, and academically productive airline training experience I’ve ever had (and I have more than a few old uniforms hanging in my closet).

CJPilot7 02-17-2022 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by TOGALOCK (Post 3374105)
I agree with this completely. I’m certainly not defending the company not providing lodging, but it doesn’t have to be the massive bankruptcy inducing burden that people make it out to be. I got in touch with people in my new hire class and 6 of us rented a house. It cost us each $350/month. Sure, it was $350 more than I would have liked to have spent, but it certainly didn’t break any of us. Because of the situation it was the most enjoyable, fun, and academically productive airline training experience I’ve ever had (and I have more than a few old uniforms hanging in my closet).

$350? that must’ve been a while back! You can’t find anything for less than $800 nowadays

TOGALOCK 02-17-2022 10:39 AM


Originally Posted by CJPilot7 (Post 3374118)
$350? that must’ve been a while back! You can’t find anything for less than $800 nowadays

$800 per person!? Good lord. I’ll retract my statement if that’s true.

Mooneyguy 02-17-2022 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by TOGALOCK (Post 3374105)
I agree with this completely. I’m certainly not defending the company not providing lodging, but it doesn’t have to be the massive bankruptcy inducing burden that people make it out to be. I got in touch with people in my new hire class and 6 of us rented a house. It cost us each $350/month. Sure, it was $350 more than I would have liked to have spent, but it certainly didn’t break any of us. Because of the situation it was the most enjoyable, fun, and academically productive airline training experience I’ve ever had (and I have more than a few old uniforms hanging in my closet).

I split a place 3 ways. I believe total was around $2500 for two months Each. I can assure you my 401k with the company 14% contribution and my 10% is already 28x more then what I spent on my housing! Short of 4 years. Yes, a worthy investment.


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