Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER

Great. How about bringing back sim checks during interviews then and not bull$7!t stuff like “volunteering”. What a crock of _____

Maybe Atlas could have weeded out that FO during the interview process. Ya know....the one that was apparently so weak he grossly overreacted to a pitching up moment and killed the two innocent pilots that were in the cockpit with him.

GMAFB!

Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER

Yeah, I agree with your analysis that that’s the game that has to be played nowadays. Doesn’t mean I agree with the situation.

Originally Posted by 4V14T0R

I don’t agree either, but I’m also not going to waste valuable time fighting it.

Originally Posted by Omniscient

Mobile passport is a great streamline, but it isnt a nice as Global Entry.

$20 a year for Global. Worth every penny when traveling for leisure international and cant use KCM, Global gets you pre check, the wife has Global too, so she has PreCheck as well, we can breeze through security. Even better is when I go through KCM and she has to go through security...have you seen the non PreCheck line at these airports? My wife would divorce me if I said "Stand in that line, ill see you 2 hours on the other side of security"

In the end I enjoy the dedicated lines for Global, the kiosks, and the priority to get through, regardless of in uniform or not. I have noticed Mobile Passport lines getting longer at airports as more people download it.

Its $100 for 5 years and my credit card reimburses it anyways. Enjoy your mobile, just remember, I get to cut in front of you...wait your turn.

Originally Posted by ItnStln

Are you able to use your Global Entry as crew?

Originally Posted by ShyGuy

This gate agent. Article first then video at bottom:

https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesmat...EqmWtpRKDcTFQ/

Originally Posted by ICUROOK

You say that, but in the U.S. the Majors are still hiring based on how much time you spend down at the local soup kitchen and what your GPA was 20 years ago and not on your flying experience.

Originally Posted by echelon

Well said. I think we (as a profession, not me) hide behind hats and double breasted jackets to distract from the fact that our job is doable by any retard with the ability to pay for training.

Originally Posted by ICUROOK

You say that, but in the U.S. the Majors are still hiring based on how much time you spend down at the local soup kitchen and what your GPA was 20 years ago and not on your flying experience.