Originally Posted by PilotLife4me

If anybody interviewed and didn't get the offer but is debating about going back after six months, I would say do it! I interviewed last summer, went back recently and was fortunate enough to get the offer. I know rejection is always hard, but I was really impressed how grateful they were that I came back.
A few members of the interview team even remembered me on a personal level, which says a lot about the type of people that work at F9. If you want the job stay persistent, it goes a long way at the interview.
There is a lot of excitement at F9's headquarters, it's infectious. They really believe in the ULCC model, the company, and improving the next contract.
It's my belief that F9 has a solid future, and the ULCC model has some real staying power. I consider myself extremely fortunate to get on at such a exciting time. Good luck to everybody!

Originally Posted by sulkair

Very happy for you P.L. Great work and welcome!

Originally Posted by turbojet28

Can anyone comment on Frontier's commitment to ORD operations? I am highly interested in working there, but not if Chicago isn't in the cards long-term. I know nobody knows for sure, but any kind of info would be great. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Phteven

Well, I applied to Frontier and pretty much immediately got the TBNT email. Checked "no" for the 1500 ME box so I am guessing that is it. How is it then that people are getting on with less than this number if the application auto-rejects for not having this? Is it possible to get this bypassed by making a good impression at a job fair?

Originally Posted by Phteven

Well, I applied to Frontier and pretty much immediately got the TBNT email. Checked "no" for the 1500 ME box so I am guessing that is it. How is it then that people are getting on with less than this number if the application auto-rejects for not having this? Is it possible to get this bypassed by making a good impression at a job fair?

Originally Posted by ColdWhiskey

The Q400 has two engines. You will meet the requirements in no time!! (well, some time, not sure how much you are short).

Originally Posted by Nick1984

I got 2 TBNT emails and an interview offer in 24 hours via email. So, maybe shoot them an email back. Someone called me after that.
Good luck, it's a cool place to work.

Originally Posted by turbojet28

Can anyone comment on Frontier's commitment to ORD operations? I am highly interested in working there, but not if Chicago isn't in the cards long-term. I know nobody knows for sure, but any kind of info would be great. Thanks!