Cape Air to JetBlue Gateway Program
#23
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Joined APC: Oct 2015
Position: Gear slinger
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Wow. This industry is disgusting.
I think of all my military friends, some at regionals with years of training and experience (also maturity) that aren't getting called, while some kid who lives in his moms basement gets a job because he worked for the right bottom feeding regional for 5 years.
I think of all my military friends, some at regionals with years of training and experience (also maturity) that aren't getting called, while some kid who lives in his moms basement gets a job because he worked for the right bottom feeding regional for 5 years.
Do not forget that the whole point to CPP/DGI/SSP/FLOW is to keep the regionals staffed with cheap labor, thus making domestic feed profitable.
When you look at the #s, CPP has a disheartening pass rate between the Hogan and passing the interview. Something like less than 25% of folks who get selected for the process picked up first round (overall success rates don’t seem to be tracked between the different companies but it seems to be the lowest out of any preferential program thanks to the Hogan).
Endeavors program has a roughly 35% initial pass rate to get to Delta (roughly 2/3rds overall by the time second interview is completed years later).
Two of AAs three Wholly Owned regionals have flows greater than 10 years (with Piedmont being the exception around 5 years because they’re expanding).
All are designed to keep folks flying RJs, cheaply, for a long time. Don’t buy into that these preferential programs are some quick miracle drug that gets folks to the majors quickly and easily. Looking at the numbers, the vast majority aren’t.
#25
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
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But EVERY TIME I see a pilot that doesn't look a day over 25 walking around in a (insert good/great job) uniform while there's tons of military/civ guys that sucked up the dark decade, that's what I think
I did not go there you did? Read what you wrote above? How do you know what they look like? All I am saying?
I did not go there you did? Read what you wrote above? How do you know what they look like? All I am saying?
#26
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Joined APC: Dec 2008
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Posts: 3,150
You....
Missed
The
Point
Entirely.
Missed
The
Point
Entirely.
But EVERY TIME I see a pilot that doesn't look a day over 25 walking around in a (insert good/great job) uniform while there's tons of military/civ guys that sucked up the dark decade, that's what I think
I did not go there you did? Read what you wrote above? How do you know what they look like? All I am saying?
I did not go there you did? Read what you wrote above? How do you know what they look like? All I am saying?
#27
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 4,671
When you look at the #s, CPP has a disheartening pass rate between the Hogan and passing the interview. Something like less than 25% of folks who get selected for the process picked up first round (overall success rates don’t seem to be tracked between the different companies but it seems to be the lowest out of any preferential program thanks to the Hogan).
Endeavors program has a roughly 35% initial pass rate to get to Delta (roughly 2/3rds overall by the time second interview is completed years later).
Endeavors program has a roughly 35% initial pass rate to get to Delta (roughly 2/3rds overall by the time second interview is completed years later).
HPI pass rate has gone up as well.
I thought I heard that once the SSP got through the guys that didn’t take it seriously, felt they were entitled, had sloppy log books/apps, etc that it went up to DAL’s normal off the street pass rate, 70-80%?
And hey, watch/flip-flops boy made it through so apparantly it’s not too tough
But some of the XJT CPP passes had very questionable things on their background as well.
#28
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Joined APC: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,445
Re reading my post I could see it that way. This goes for all the twice furloughed guys with families at XJT or wherever. The big 3 hiring 25 year old single guys with next to zero experience is a slap in the face.
And BTW less safe. Experience matters.
And BTW less safe. Experience matters.
#29
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 4,671
But I didn't see your post that way.
Simply keying off the point you mentioned, we ALL KNOW very experienced/qualified/mature guys and girls from ALL BACKGROUNDS grunting it out and for whatever reason aren't getting noticed.
Meanwhile, those without it are.
If Hyper wants to take something the wrong way/make a mountain out of a molehill, whatever.......
#30
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Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 224
wait until JetBlue HR gets a PRIA request from Endeavor for one of your pilots. Your management better get a TA on the table soon before JB falls behind regionals in attracting people.
JB pays more than a regional...but at most regionals: upgrades are way sooner, flow to majors, better travel benefits (without having to clean planes), more/better base options, less sitting reserve.
For a lot of guys, it really is a toss up.
JB pays more than a regional...but at most regionals: upgrades are way sooner, flow to majors, better travel benefits (without having to clean planes), more/better base options, less sitting reserve.
For a lot of guys, it really is a toss up.
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