If they would let Denver crews just do the Denver flying instead of bringing every other base to Denver to fly their routes TSA DEN would be the place to be... That being said it seems like the company has been going above and beyond to make denver not grow and keep flying in STL. I would recommend skywest as well if you want DEN.

This.
I worked there for 4.5 years. I wouldn't go back to that craphole airline if they were the only airline hiring. Many Trans States pilots get on here and talk crap but the fact is they work for the same arsehole. Whether it TSA, G7 or Compass all you are to Hulie is a way to make HIM money. He only cares about HIM, period. Screw him and the TSA & G7 lifers who chose to hang their hat at those crappy places.

Don't quote me on this but I'm pretty sure STL has lost well over half its flying in the past 6 months.

Which one was that?

You are correct. I was a line holder at 89 in base, now I am low 40's in base and only 4 away from RSV. currently been here almost a year and can't hold DEN yet.

Yes it's completely unfounded rumors like this that perpetuate themselves on Facebook. Pilots give the company waaaaay too much credit thinking they're pulling off all of these Machiavellian plots to destroy quality of life for pilots. They're not that smart and they don't have that much time to spend. RDU has exploded and I think will be the one of the biggest bases in the next couple of months. STL has been the biggest loser. Hopefully they'll start to increase block hours in DEN by August but who knows.

I'm at GoJet. Been here for about 9 months. So far I really enjoy it here. I gained seniority really quickly, all the captains I've flown with are great, the past few months I've had every bid-request honored, I often pick up open time trips for premium pay, I've never had a mistake in my paycheck, etc. Long story short, GoJet has been a very positive experience so far. Yes, lots of people like to bad-mouth the place on this forum; my best guess is that they were here back when the culture was really different.

That being said, it sounds like you're looking for a DEN base. DEN is really senior here at GoJet. Just to give you an idea, I'd be more than halfway up the seniority list in STL or RDU, about a third of the way up the list in ORD, and dead-last in DEN.

Nothing has changed at Gojet. Nothing. They are trying to be more skilled when mistreating people to make it harder for the word to get out. They have a real phobia about anyone getting sick. If you get sick they think you might get sick more so they get rid of you.

Gosh, look at their contract video, it says something like, "No longer will Gojet be free to abuse and mistreat the pilots. There are real procedures being put in place." Truth is that they think the new procedures are a joke as they are.


There is no reason to go there, none, other than a mental problem in the person going there or not having any other choices. Yes, some people have an insane urge to do things they can see is stupid and are warned about. They lie to themselves. They don't have control and will go there anyway. I feel sorry for them. Maybe I am one.

I think it was the other week. He was talking about the rumors that were going around.

Ok, this will sound bad but this picture came into my mind. I see an interview in a WWII concentration camp sounding pretty much the same. Here it goes:

"I've been in the camp for about 9 months and so far it has been a positive experience despited the many people complaining. They need to realize that there is a war going on and we must all do our part. The Commandant is responsive to their complaints and the most vocal seem to be reassigned promptly as they are usually gone within a day. Obviously they are reassigned to a camp that is a better fit for them. Something less physical and more clerical I assume because the first thing they all do is head for the showers.
We have a seniority like system here and in the short 9 months I have moved up rapidly. Senior people move on quickly and new people arrive each month. Obviously that movement is good for everyone.
I work with some amazing people, writers, bankers, lawyers, scientists, musicians, all here working together in the common cause of supporting the war effort. The food isn't the best and there could be more of it but everything is free. Our pay is building up while we are here and should be a fortune when we receive it at the end of the war. What we are doing is important for the war effort and there are many guards here with guns to protect us. Yes, some hard work now, a concentrated effort, and thus the name "concentration camp". It will all pay off when the war is over and we are the Major leader of the world."
I love people with a positive outlook in all situations. I hope he gets to his Major.