Originally Posted by hvydriver (Post 1656257)

You know Luke, being new I wasn't going to make a comment on this question. Obviously, I don't have the experience at B6 to make a qualified statement. I will however, share a "roadguide to life" since I'm a pretty old guy. I've been there, done that, and got the tshirt.

We all have choices in life. No matter how we choose, there is always going to be someone who has the better job, bigger check, more toys, etc. So, you have a fork in the road eventually where you have to decide how you are going to travel on your journey as you see some getting a better "fate" than you. You can choose the happy path, or the bitter path.



Myself, I choose to be happy. Are there things wrong with B6? I'm sure there are, there are things wrong with any job at any airline you want to talk about. I choose to be happy, because my behavior affects my coworkers. If I'm happy, it's going to help them. If I'm bitter, it's going to hurt them. I choose to be happy, because the customers are going to see that, and it will make them feel more positive about their day. If I'm bitter, they aren't going to have a good experience, and it's possible they won't come back. If customers don't come back, the checks stop. That sucks. Ask me how I know. I choose to be happy, because life is too short to be a PITA to my family.

I have to get out the door, but here is one final review about being happy. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your coworkers. Once you start down the bitter path, it is very hard to come back. I made it, but it was one of the toughest battles of my life. Being bitter solves nothing but make you one miserable bastage. It's no picnic for those near and dear to you, either.

So, in summation, essentially I'm suggesting that you make a concious effort to adjust your outlook on life. Instead of griping about what a death camp your workplace is, why don't you try getting involved to make it better? Nothing will change if you just sit on the sidelines waiting for someone to fix it for you. Seriously. Good luck, and I'm out!

Originally Posted by WARich (Post 1657574)

Does anyone have any knowledge how reserve is in LGB as far as trips/how much you fly etc?

Originally Posted by WARich (Post 1657574)

Does anyone have any knowledge how reserve is in LGB as far as trips/how much you fly etc?

Originally Posted by panchito (Post 1657282)

Does Jet Blue offers any student loan to become a Pilot?

Originally Posted by hvydriver (Post 1656257)

You know Luke, being new I wasn't going to make a comment on this question. Obviously, I don't have the experience at B6 to make a qualified statement. I will however, share a "roadguide to life" since I'm a pretty old guy. I've been there, done that, and got the tshirt.

We all have choices in life. No matter how we choose, there is always going to be someone who has the better job, bigger check, more toys, etc. So, you have a fork in the road eventually where you have to decide how you are going to travel on your journey as you see some getting a better "fate" than you. You can choose the happy path, or the bitter path.

Myself, I choose to be happy. Are there things wrong with B6? I'm sure there are, there are things wrong with any job at any airline you want to talk about. I choose to be happy, because my behavior affects my coworkers. If I'm happy, it's going to help them. If I'm bitter, it's going to hurt them. I choose to be happy, because the customers are going to see that, and it will make them feel more positive about their day. If I'm bitter, they aren't going to have a good experience, and it's possible they won't come back. If customers don't come back, the checks stop. That sucks. Ask me how I know. I choose to be happy, because life is too short to be a PITA to my family.

I have to get out the door, but here is one final review about being happy. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your coworkers. Once you start down the bitter path, it is very hard to come back. I made it, but it was one of the toughest battles of my life. Being bitter solves nothing but make you one miserable bastage. It's no picnic for those near and dear to you, either.

So, in summation, essentially I'm suggesting that you make a concious effort to adjust your outlook on life. Instead of griping about what a death camp your workplace is, why don't you try getting involved to make it better? Nothing will change if you just sit on the sidelines waiting for someone to fix it for you. Seriously. Good luck, and I'm out!

Originally Posted by FlyinSouth (Post 1657948)

Got the call for the July 16th class, yesterday. March 11, AM interview. Very excited, can't wait to get down to Orlando.