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Air Guitar 04-09-2021 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by BlueJetDork (Post 3218799)
What happens to these programs when Bluejet is merged into another entity?

The only talks I hear about a merger is with AA, which probably won't happen. But if it does, it would make the CFI's with ATP minimums go to a WO instead of skipping the regionals all together.

BlueJetDork 04-09-2021 09:19 PM


Originally Posted by Air Guitar (Post 3219597)
The only talks I hear about a merger is with AA, which probably won't happen. But if it does, it would make the CFI's with ATP minimums go to a WO instead of skipping the regionals all together.

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How is AA a party to the contract between candidate and bluejet?

crash312 04-11-2021 07:11 PM


Originally Posted by Shammy (Post 3219470)
As far as I know about 2400 people applied, 48 places. I dont think its a matter of being stuck for candidates

So about 12% of the entire company (keep in mind the employees already getting paid to fly airplanes comprises around 20% of the company) signed up to pay $125,000-150,000 to move to florida and become a pilot? Why did they keep extending the deadline, they were hoping for 15%?

SaintNick 04-11-2021 09:05 PM


Originally Posted by crash312 (Post 3220468)
So about 12% of the entire company (keep in mind the employees already getting paid to fly airplanes comprises around 20% of the company) signed up to pay $125,000-150,000 to move to florida and become a pilot? Why did they keep extending the deadline, they were hoping for 15%?

outsiders. Not people at jetBlue. That is a different gateway

CaptCoolHand 04-12-2021 02:20 AM


Originally Posted by crash312 (Post 3220468)
So about 12% of the entire company (keep in mind the employees already getting paid to fly airplanes comprises around 20% of the company) signed up to pay $125,000-150,000 to move to florida and become a pilot? Why did they keep extending the deadline, they were hoping for 15%?


what? (Insert confusion emoji)

crash312 04-12-2021 06:21 PM


Originally Posted by SaintNick (Post 3220498)
outsiders. Not people at jetBlue. That is a different gateway


Quote:
Originally Posted by simuflite View Post
What deadline is that?
The deadline for internal applicants to apply. Been extended three times.

todd1200 04-13-2021 06:46 AM


Originally Posted by crash312 (Post 3220879)
Quote:
Originally Posted by simuflite View Post
What deadline is that?
The deadline for internal applicants to apply. Been extended three times.

The thread is titled "JetBlue Gateway Select". That's different than the Transition Gateway you're referencing.

engine46 04-13-2021 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by todd1200 (Post 3221029)
The thread is titled "JetBlue Gateway Select". That's different than the Transition Gateway you're referencing.

Actually I think he’s referencing College Gateway. Transition is for those who already have their ratings, have worked at JBU in a non-pilot position, leave to gain experience and return


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