Frontier Hiring.
#6661
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From: 4A2FU
Maybe frontier can convince Denver to finally build Concourse D, and make it a an actual airplane drive-through? Pull up onto the conveyor, set the brake, wait for your turn to be handled.
#6662
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From: Bus CA
So now we have a "flow-through" agreement with Ameriflight. Awesome.
http://m.digitaljournal.com/pr/3203860
http://m.digitaljournal.com/pr/3203860
#6663
So now we have a "flow-through" agreement with Ameriflight. Awesome.
http://m.digitaljournal.com/pr/3203860
http://m.digitaljournal.com/pr/3203860
#6664
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From: Bus CA
And sure people would be plenty mad, but who cares, it would save money right?!
#6665
Why would they take a pay cut to come to F9?
#6667
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From: Prone Supported
#6668
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They (the company) are having problems recruiting pilots, and I'm going to say it has something to do with the substandard pay and high cost (for most) to start training with this company; and that's just for starters. They are using flow-through agreements as a mechanism to plug the holes in the leaky ship. They're content with duping the next group to come onboard, with the promise of a 2-year upgrade that doesn't exist. Instead, they could be making this a fair and good place to work.
#6669
Speaking of upgrade time, the junior CA award on the recent vacancy went to ORD, for an April 2014 hire. That equals about a 3 year upgrade almost to the day for said pilot.
Jr DEN CA went to a 10/07 hire.
Jr DEN CA went to a 10/07 hire.
#6670
I wasn't attacking the merits of freight pilots at Ameriflight or any other cargo outfit, just like I have nothing against our former Silver and Great Lakes pilots.
They (the company) are having problems recruiting pilots, and I'm going to say it has something to do with the substandard pay and high cost (for most) to start training with this company; and that's just for starters. They are using flow-through agreements as a mechanism to plug the holes in the leaky ship. They're content with duping the next group to come onboard, with the promise of a 2-year upgrade that doesn't exist. Instead, they could be making this a fair and good place to work.
They (the company) are having problems recruiting pilots, and I'm going to say it has something to do with the substandard pay and high cost (for most) to start training with this company; and that's just for starters. They are using flow-through agreements as a mechanism to plug the holes in the leaky ship. They're content with duping the next group to come onboard, with the promise of a 2-year upgrade that doesn't exist. Instead, they could be making this a fair and good place to work.
The question was posed to J.N last month concerning F9 future hiring needs and the fact they cannot use upgrade as a selling point after 2017. His response $$$. He knows. He has a clue. I hope he can clue in Indigo bean counters because they will have a bunch of shiny new planes and no F.O's to fly em.
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