jetBlue Hiring
05-11-2022, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Macchi30
does JetBlue hire FOs without degrees? Or does "preferred" actually mean "required"?
Guys are walking out in the middle of training to places that do require a degree. Why would they pass on a guy without a degree that has less odds of going elsewhere?
05-11-2022, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by avi8orco
If you are qualified and go through the hiring process successfully, I highly doubt they will pass on you for no degree in this hiring market.
Guys are walking out in the middle of training to places that do require a degree. Why would they pass on a guy without a degree that has less odds of going elsewhere?
Guys are walking out in the middle of training to places that do require a degree. Why would they pass on a guy without a degree that has less odds of going elsewhere?
05-11-2022, 10:54 AM
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I put in an application a couple weeks ago and was wondering if I emailed JetBlue pilot recruitment if that would backfire?
I did that with another airline and they responded back pretty fast for a meet-n-greet. It would be a relatively simple email explaining who I am, my resume, my military flying history, etc...
I did that with another airline and they responded back pretty fast for a meet-n-greet. It would be a relatively simple email explaining who I am, my resume, my military flying history, etc...
05-11-2022, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by AR1978
I put in an application a couple weeks ago and was wondering if I emailed JetBlue pilot recruitment if that would backfire?
I did that with another airline and they responded back pretty fast for a meet-n-greet. It would be a relatively simple email explaining who I am, my resume, my military flying history, etc...
I did that with another airline and they responded back pretty fast for a meet-n-greet. It would be a relatively simple email explaining who I am, my resume, my military flying history, etc...
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