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GuppyPuppy 08-23-2017 07:03 AM


Originally Posted by ThreeStripe (Post 2418055)
Delta prefers these young, inexperienced pilots so they can brainwash them. Plain and simple. It's the only reason they would take them over more experience and qualified candidates.

Not true! They take inexperienced pilots at Delta so they won't jump ship to Jetblue! ;)

Gup

Rascal 08-23-2017 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by GuppyPuppy (Post 2418206)
Not true! They take inexperienced pilots at Delta so they won't jump ship to Jetblue! ;)

Gup

There is no need to be brainwashed. For their pay, benefits, and variety of equipment/flying I can be the company guy all the way in...

itsmytime 08-23-2017 08:30 AM


Originally Posted by full of luv (Post 2417835)
LCA I recently flew with told the story about a newhire on the narrow body fleet in ATL. Said new-hire was let go during IOE for supposedly blowing off walk-arounds. When confronted, said pilot said " I was a captain at my regional for over 10 yrs, and non-flying pilot always did the walk-arounds."

LCA supposedly says "well culture here at Delta is that Copilot does walkaround unless pre-arranged with the Captain, but in the absence of an arrangement, copilot walks"

Apparently new hire didn't think that was appropriate and wanted to start "changing culture". According to LCA, said new hire is no longer with Delta (could have been multiple factors as one supposes if a newhire really takes that stance, probably going to have other "culture" issues with the company).

Unbelievable that somebody would knowingly throw away a winning lottery ticket over a walkaround. Anybody that stupid certainly shouldn't be flying airplanes.

ShyGuy 08-23-2017 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by Flyby1206 (Post 2410336)
Very true, we are on track for 4000+ pilots by 2020

You mean 7000 pilots by 2020 ;)

Flyby1206 08-23-2017 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 2418276)
You mean 7000 pilots by 2020 ;)

Boooooom!!! Lets hope it happens that fast, our west coast plans are looking pretty ugly lately.

GuppyPuppy 08-24-2017 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by Flyby1206 (Post 2418282)
Boooooom!!! Lets hope it happens that fast, our west coast plans are looking pretty ugly lately.

I heard Fresno will be announced as a hub on 9/15!

Gup

Flyby1206 08-24-2017 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by GuppyPuppy (Post 2418879)
I heard Fresno will be announced as a hub on 9/15!

Gup

Wait, I thought that's the new date for UA to buy us ;)

FlyingSig 11-16-2017 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by WhiteHammer (Post 2411308)
Where have you been? They have hired about 2K each in the past 3 years. Most of Delta's new hires are in their 20's.

The average age of the bottom 375 pilots at Delta (that goes back to July 31) is 37.

The average age for Delta pilots hired in the last 3 years is 38.

Xtreme87 11-18-2017 05:13 PM

Any word on how many they’re looking to hire for next year?


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