SkyWest Training Questions
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Originally Posted by mda62
I know the SkyWest website states that information. However, I was trying to verify if it was accurate. I've heard otherwise.....
Skywest does not pay during training and will continue to do so until pilots get the hint not to apply. I don't know about you but I can't survive without a paycheck for 2+ months. If someone can, must be nice to not have financial obligations.
Sorry but that's a pet peeve of mine - if a company is going to hire a person, the company should pay normal wages for the position from day one.
SF
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Joined APC: Apr 2005
Position: Alaska 737 FO
Posts: 61
Originally Posted by ShadowFlight
With all due respect, why wouldn't you believe what's posted on their website? Do you believe what you've "heard" is more accurate? If you didn't believe the website, why didn't you call the company?
Skywest does not pay during training and will continue to do so until pilots get the hint not to apply. I don't know about you but I can't survive without a paycheck for 2+ months. If someone can, must be nice to not have financial obligations.
Sorry but that's a pet peeve of mine - if a company is going to hire a person, the company should pay normal wages for the position from day one.
SF
Skywest does not pay during training and will continue to do so until pilots get the hint not to apply. I don't know about you but I can't survive without a paycheck for 2+ months. If someone can, must be nice to not have financial obligations.
Sorry but that's a pet peeve of mine - if a company is going to hire a person, the company should pay normal wages for the position from day one.
SF
Skywest will put you up in a hotel based on double occupancy. If you want your own room, you pay for half.
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