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Originally Posted by captd2000
(Post 1009623)
Received the same " We regret to inform you" at least they sent a reply.
<<Please disregard this message as it was sent in error and we sincerely apologize!>> |
Originally Posted by captd2000
(Post 1009623)
Received the same " We regret to inform you" at least they sent a reply. More than all of them.
Can't get a flying job flying dog S#@*& anywhere as a United furloughed pilot!! I also got the email, only one....? :( |
I got the regrets e-mail last night. 12,000 hours with 1,200 on the 767 and over a hundred trips between the islands and the mainland.
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Got Oops sorry we sent you the "hit the road" email after I got the "hit the road" email. Everyone else get the same?
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Originally Posted by P-3Bubba
(Post 1009822)
Got Oops sorry we sent you the "hit the road" email after I got the "hit the road" email. Everyone else get the same?
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I got the Opps! Email as well... Interviewed about 7 months ago with no word at all! Nice to hear something...
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Thanks, I'll apply with them
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Originally Posted by Rickce7
(Post 997577)
These posts are pretty informative and fun to read but I am afraid there won't be many jobs for the haoles . .
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Originally Posted by AlohaFlyer
(Post 997909)
Not at all.. I am talking about how Hawaiian hires. I am a haole and my wife is polynesian... I can tell you in my experience in the last 20 years of living in the islands that haole is not a name that is normally considered offensive by anyone. We use it all the time at home. I would even say that it is even more of a term of endearment in my experience.
You can read more about the word Haole here if you wish: Haole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia But my main comment was that I do not believe that Hawaiian uses anyone's race as a means to determine their chances for employment as a pilot. |
Sorry to hear that nothing has changed in 10 years. HAL will keep you on the ropes for a long time. If your luck to be in a pool, then stand by to stand by. My good friend interview, passed all the testing and never even heard a word for 1 year. After the year went by, HAL called him in for a 2nd interview and he passes again. They just didn't ask him of his updated flying time, they made him do the entire process over head to toe. Unbelievable, then got another interview 8 months later. He was going, then at the last minute changed his mind. He said no company is worth the time and money he spend and to get treated like that. So now he's at Atlas. Not to distract you but very patient.
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