American Eagle to hire
04-25-2010 | 06:17 PM
#1571
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From: P-p-piiilatusss
i think somewhere early on in this thread someone posted some numbers from a bid on what people can expect for each class.
in talking to those who have gone before me the numbers were pretty accurate. you'd have to go back and check them out. i think it was around page 30 but don't quote me.
in talking to those who have gone before me the numbers were pretty accurate. you'd have to go back and check them out. i think it was around page 30 but don't quote me.
04-25-2010 | 06:33 PM
#1572
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haha it better be for sure.
yea it should be a solid date. on the bid that came out with recall classes listed it had me down since day 1 for may 10th.
the recruitment dept. is bogged down lately. i tried contacting them a few weeks ago over something kinda sorta important and they never got back to me. even after voice mails and emails.
i'm going to call in the AM to confirm my date b/c tomorrow is the day i'd have to give my current employer my official two weeks notice.
yea it should be a solid date. on the bid that came out with recall classes listed it had me down since day 1 for may 10th.
the recruitment dept. is bogged down lately. i tried contacting them a few weeks ago over something kinda sorta important and they never got back to me. even after voice mails and emails.
i'm going to call in the AM to confirm my date b/c tomorrow is the day i'd have to give my current employer my official two weeks notice.
04-28-2010 | 03:48 PM
#1574
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From: P-p-piiilatusss
04-28-2010 | 04:10 PM
#1575
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From: NYC 320B
Fellas...I have an interview in the very near future. I am excited as you can imagine, but have several questions regarding interview gouge, etc. Is there anybody on this forum willing to pm me and help out?
04-28-2010 | 05:15 PM
#1576
alchemist
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I think you are correct. I think that the new hires with less seniority than you will be the ones assigned to the crjs, unless they run out of new hires and will assign from the bottom up. (get the idea) either way, welcome back.
04-29-2010 | 07:22 AM
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From: P-p-piiilatusss
the only reason i'm wondering is b.c i've been looking thru my old erj stuff and don't want to study for an airplane i won't get.
i sent in all my fingerprint and payroll paperwork yesterday and got my flight info.
the 6 weeks at the admiral don't really call my name but i've heard it goes a bit quicker because CSI and FMS training are not a week anymore it's condensed to like a day or two.
04-29-2010 | 10:32 AM
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why thank ya.
the only reason i'm wondering is b.c i've been looking thru my old erj stuff and don't want to study for an airplane i won't get.
i sent in all my fingerprint and payroll paperwork yesterday and got my flight info.
the 6 weeks at the admiral don't really call my name but i've heard it goes a bit quicker because CSI and FMS training are not a week anymore it's condensed to like a day or two.
the only reason i'm wondering is b.c i've been looking thru my old erj stuff and don't want to study for an airplane i won't get.
i sent in all my fingerprint and payroll paperwork yesterday and got my flight info.
the 6 weeks at the admiral don't really call my name but i've heard it goes a bit quicker because CSI and FMS training are not a week anymore it's condensed to like a day or two.
04-29-2010 | 09:50 PM
#1580
alchemist
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According to the instructors, csi is where they tend to lose the new hires.
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