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Originally Posted by Pilottim79
(Post 1777220)
Yet people still go there. Go figure.
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Originally Posted by FaceBiter
(Post 1777928)
Desperation?
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Originally Posted by theycallmered
(Post 1777943)
I wouldn't call it that. I had offers from Envoy, Republic, Expressjet, etc... why would I go spend years on reserve and wait a half decade + to upgrade when I could do it all quicker at GoJet? Yes it's a crappy regional, but the goal is to get in and get out. And Compass is the only one who didn't give me an interview so don't tell me I should've went there.
I'm pretty sure my pet hampster could score job offers from about 80% of regional carriers right now. |
Originally Posted by FaceBiter
(Post 1777944)
I'm pretty sure my pet hampster could score job offers from about 80% of regional carriers right now.
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You can't get an interview at Compass yet somehow expect to quick upgrade yourself magically to a major?
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Originally Posted by FaceBiter
(Post 1777947)
You can't get an interview at Compass yet somehow expect to quick upgrade yourself magically to a major?
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Originally Posted by FaceBiter
(Post 1777944)
I'm pretty sure my pet hampster could score job offers from about 80% of regional carriers right now.
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Originally Posted by theycallmered
(Post 1777943)
I wouldn't call it that. I had offers from Envoy, Republic, Expressjet, etc... why would I go spend years on reserve and wait a half decade + to upgrade when I could do it all quicker at GoJet? Yes it's a crappy regional, but the goal is to get in and get out. And Compass is the only one who didn't give me an interview so don't tell me I should've went there.
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Originally Posted by HA717
(Post 1777956)
You have a pet hampster or a pet hamster?
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Originally Posted by Freedom2
(Post 1777957)
Lets hope you don't spend your 2.5 years there and then **** someone off by some outrageous conduct such as getting a kidney stone and having to be out 3 weeks. You might come back and find yourself getting a "checkride with a purpose" that strangely enough you won't pass. Then you might end up at one of the non-"crappy" regionals, again hoping to "get in and get out." Good luck with the gamble, some guys do manage to get in and get out, although I have not seen any get out too quickly.
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Originally Posted by On Autopilot
(Post 1778009)
I heard of this kind of crap going on at go jet. I still wonder why people choose to go there in this hiring environment.
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Originally Posted by Freedom2
(Post 1777957)
Lets hope you don't spend your 2.5 years there and then **** someone off by some outrageous conduct such as getting a kidney stone and having to be out 3 weeks. You might come back and find yourself getting a "checkride with a purpose" that strangely enough you won't pass. Then you might end up at one of the non-"crappy" regionals, again hoping to "get in and get out." Good luck with the gamble, some guys do manage to get in and get out, although I have not seen any get out too quickly.
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Originally Posted by Freedom2
(Post 1777957)
Lets hope you don't spend your 2.5 years there and then **** someone off by some outrageous conduct such as getting a kidney stone and having to be out 3 weeks. You might come back and find yourself getting a "checkride with a purpose" that strangely enough you won't pass. Then you might end up at one of the non-"crappy" regionals, again hoping to "get in and get out." Good luck with the gamble, some guys do manage to get in and get out, although I have not seen any get out too quickly.
I got out quickly. Many others have also |
Originally Posted by bernouli
(Post 1778164)
Ok none of this is true. Especially with CQT, it's an asinine assumption.
I got out quickly. Many others have also |
Originally Posted by bernouli
(Post 1778164)
Ok none of this is true. Especially with CQT, it's an asinine assumption.
I got out quickly. Many others have also I remember at one airline the pilots were having the captains log all landings so that every FO would be noncurrent in 90 days. They were trying to force the company to do something, I forget what. The DO said that every FO who has to go into the sim to get recurrent could expect him to be there sitting in the sim. He didn't say he would make the instructor fail the guy but the instructor would not have any leeway to pass him if he wasn't perfect so both the instructor and the FO would be nervous. The job action ended quickly. I remember another job action at a company. Eight guys in a row failed the sim and the job action abruptly ended. This was pre pria so it didn't have much effect except losing a little pay. With pria that kind of stuff can end your career. Actually, it may prevent you from leaving that company because others may not hire you. Now there is a creative way to keep pilots. I recommend to go for the quality regionals. Comair is gone but Skywest is still out there. What other regionals would you consider quality? |
Originally Posted by bcpilot
(Post 1778173)
When did you leave & to where??
A legacy carrier. I had a good experience at G7. No regrets at all. |
GoJet updates
For the love of god someone help me get off of the Union message board!!! I quit so I cannot login to the site myself. I need a contact number or email. Please!!!
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Dude, just go to the ibt website, request a username and pw reminder and remove yourself..
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GoJet updates
Dude I am not a member anymore. Thanks dude.
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Originally Posted by Concorde001
(Post 1778112)
Why would they randomly fire a pilot they trained if they can't even find enough candidates to apply for the job? This seems very strange!
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Originally Posted by Papa Bear
(Post 1779031)
How about pilot busts arm at work during slip and fall, returns to work after some time, then wife goes into hospital. Pilot has to take care of kids. Pilot lost job!
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It keeps getting denied...
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GoJet updates
Quick update for those of you planning on leaving. Gojet did not pay me my vacation pay when I quit. I gave two weeks notice and did not call in sick. Just letting you guys know. I was really planning on having that money. Don't want someone to end up in trouble like I was. Feel free to PM me and I will tell you the way they attempted to justify it. Doing the same thing to my friend right now.
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Originally Posted by 8hourrule
(Post 1779281)
Quick update for those of you planning on leaving. Gojet did not pay me my vacation pay when I quit. I gave two weeks notice and did not call in sick. Just letting you guys know. I was really planning on having that money. Don't want someone to end up in trouble like I was. Feel free to PM me and I will tell you the way they attempted to justify it. Doing the same thing to my friend right now.
Call tha labor department in your state and file a wage claim. |
GoJet updates
Not sure vacation pay is covered, but I will look into it for sure.
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Originally Posted by 8hourrule
(Post 1779281)
Quick update for those of you planning on leaving. Gojet did not pay me my vacation pay when I quit. I gave two weeks notice and did not call in sick. Just letting you guys know. I was really planning on having that money. Don't want someone to end up in trouble like I was. Feel free to PM me and I will tell you the way they attempted to justify it. Doing the same thing to my friend right now.
Did you explain that when you turned your Jeppesens in they found one of the 3000 pages was missing and another one had a coffee stain on it! Did you, did you tell them that! A missing page and a coffee stain and you expect your vacation pay. Call your mom because she is the only one who wants to hear this ship. Imagine if they had given those Jeps to another pilot, I can see the headline now, "Plane from respected airline crashes into manure truck during approach into Saint Louis, coffee stained approach plate found on scene! Former pilot who is sought for questioning is on the run after leaving his vacation hotel with unpaid charges." There are 2 types of people at that airline, the ones who are "planning on leaving", and the ones the airline is about to fire. Those in the second category are thinking that - "they won't fire me because they are desperate for pilots and can't get anyone to come here!" It seems like every few days someone gets a big suprise! After all, its the Christmas season. To quote a former chief pilot there as described by his roomate's girlfriend, "I didn't plan on firing anyone today, but one guy came in and before I knew what was happening I had fired him. Bad day for him, ... he he he." Now, here comes the funny part, he fired the roomate's girlfriend a few weeks later. I highly recommend this airline to anyone willing to take a gamble. Eventually they will either have to improve their ways or shutdown. If they improve their ways you will get all the benefit of the fast movement because of the high amount of attrition! And each and every day you go to work you will experience the thrill and excitement of the life of a soap opera actor! The gossip of hearing about who was terminated and why, about Bob quitting and them not paying his vacation, about Diedra getting breast cancer then being fired, about Dawn publicly supporting the union and being fired, and the constant intrigue created by always wondering when you will be written off of the script! It was a gamble for anyone to go to Eastern Airlines in 1988 but the potential benefits were incredible! This could be your Eastern! Have some balls and Goooo---Jettttt! |
^^ You forgot the Z. GOOO JETTTZZZ.
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Originally Posted by Freedom2
(Post 1779494)
Poor 8HourRule, he should be thankful he even got a paycheck after the airline was nice enough to let him work there and build the experience so he could move on to bigger and better things! What makes these guys think they are so deserving? The planes are shinny, have electronic displays, jet engines, carry people, and the hours he sits there can go into a logbook. If he wants a paying job he should go deep fry pieces of chicken. After a while he can build his time and eventually deep fry Turkeys! Republic has a $20,000 training contract that this airline doesn't have, and 8HourRule is complaining about loosing $2000 in vacation pay! He should be bragging to everyone that he came out $18,000 ahead! This airline could have treated you halfway decently and you might have become happy and content and lost all your aspirations to go to a major. That would have ruined your life and you would not even have known it! You need to have a seat on your fat asp, pull out a pen and a piece of paper and write this airline a letter thanking them for the opportunities they gave you and how they allowed you to keep your desire to eventually get a job that pays money and where they treat you with respect. Send me your address and I will even send you the pen and paper with a stamped envelope to get you started. Maybe one of the other guys will come over and wipe your asp after the next time you give a crap, you sick ungrateful pilot want-to-be!
Did you explain that when you turned your Jeppesens in they found one of the 3000 pages was missing and another one had a coffee stain on it! Did you, did you tell them that! A missing page and a coffee stain and you expect your vacation pay. Call your mom because she is the only one who wants to hear this ship. Imagine if they had given those Jeps to another pilot, I can see the headline now, "Plane from respected airline crashes into manure truck during approach into Saint Louis, coffee stained approach plate found on scene! Former pilot who is sought for questioning is on the run after leaving his vacation hotel with unpaid charges." There are 2 types of people at that airline, the ones who are "planning on leaving", and the ones the airline is about to fire. Those in the second category are thinking that - "they won't fire me because they are desperate for pilots and can't get anyone to come here!" It seems like every few days someone gets a big suprise! After all, its the Christmas season. To quote a former chief pilot there as described by his roomate's girlfriend, "I didn't plan on firing anyone today, but one guy came in and before I knew what was happening I had fired him. Bad day for him, ... he he he." Now, here comes the funny part, he fired the roomate's girlfriend a few weeks later. I highly recommend this airline to anyone willing to take a gamble. Eventually they will either have to improve their ways or shutdown. If they improve their ways you will get all the benefit of the fast movement because of the high amount of attrition! And each and every day you go to work you will experience the thrill and excitement of the life of a soap opera actor! The gossip of hearing about who was terminated and why, about Bob quitting and them not paying his vacation, about Diedra getting breast cancer then being fired, about Dawn publicly supporting the union and being fired, and the constant intrigue created by always wondering when you will be written off of the script! It was a gamble for anyone to go to Eastern Airlines in 1988 but the potential benefits were incredible! This could be your Eastern! Have some balls and Goooo---Jettttt! bravo. |
Originally Posted by 8hourrule
(Post 1779281)
Quick update for those of you planning on leaving. Gojet did not pay me my vacation pay when I quit. I gave two weeks notice and did not call in sick. Just letting you guys know. I was really planning on having that money. Don't want someone to end up in trouble like I was. Feel free to PM me and I will tell you the way they attempted to justify it. Doing the same thing to my friend right now.
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I honestly don't know why more aren't jumping over here to TSA. We are tripling and all new hires will be like in the top 3rd of seniority in 2 years with a better contract and pay protection and way better management.
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Originally Posted by Pilottim79
(Post 1779833)
I honestly don't know why more aren't jumping over here to TSA. We are tripling and all new hires will be like in the top 3rd of seniority in 2 years with a better contract and pay protection and way better management.
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Originally Posted by Pilottim79
(Post 1779833)
I honestly don't know why more aren't jumping over here to TSA. We are tripling and all new hires will be like in the top 3rd of seniority in 2 years with a better contract and pay protection and way better management.
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Originally Posted by Bartender
(Post 1779847)
You're owned by the same SOB who is doing this at GoJet. Why reward Uncle Hulas. He is probably the worst airline CEO in the business. Look what he does with GoJet.
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Originally Posted by Pilottim79
(Post 1779854)
Problem is he doesn't run TSA or GoJet, just owns them. Our management is 180 degrees from yours.
JO and Bedford are FAR worse. |
Originally Posted by Bartender
(Post 1779858)
Whatever. He owns the company and none of the contracts are that impressive. Hulas has always been the worst. He cashes in at your expense and you just accept it.
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Originally Posted by Pilottim79
(Post 1779864)
Bitter much? Our contract is quite nice and we are treated well by management. TSA is not GoJet
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Originally Posted by Bartender
(Post 1779847)
You're owned by the same SOB who is doing this at GoJet. Why reward Uncle Hulas. He is probably the worst airline CEO in the business. Look what he does with GoJet.
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Originally Posted by jgdeleon09
(Post 1779885)
Not only Hulas, even Mr. Wonderful Steve Briner is bringing that airline to the ground! I'm sure most people at comair loved that guy LOL:D
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Originally Posted by Bartender
(Post 1779882)
Your contract is nowhere near that of Horizon, ASA, XJT, Air Wisconsin, or SkyWest. It really isn't nearly as good as Envoy's either. Hulas owns you and GoJet. Why does he treat them so bad then? Does he like you guys more?
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Originally Posted by TeamRamRod
(Post 1779905)
Uhhhhh…. because GoJet pilots proved that they were 100% willing to bend over and hand Hulas a jar of Vaseline with a smile on their face? TSA pilots held the line, and that led to the creation of GoJet. Mgmt knows that they can beat the G7 pilots with a stick and get away with it. Not the same story on the other side of the house.
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