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#3203
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Joined APC: Jun 2015
Position: Embraer Phenom 100/300 - Captain
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#3204
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2008
Position: Left,Right, Left, Right,Right,Left, Right, Left
Posts: 3,150

Behind becoming an instructor the 190 is likely the fastest way in. Conservatively I'd plan a year or three. Mco on the 320 probably 2-4 years unless we decide to finally grow the base. But they've been gonna grow Mco for at least 9 years. We've literally gone years with 0 (zero) movement in MCO. Ymmv. Believe me there's a lot of us hoping you get Mco fast...
#3205

Thats an aberration over there- at B6 its becoming the norm and its not even the busy season. CBA NOW and then upgrade and hire.
#keepsgettingbetter----

#3206

I agree! The problem is who they put in charge of that program...Bonnie Simi...until they get rid of her, that ship is heading under water��
https://qz.com/950730/tesla-for-the-...ed-zunum-aero/
https://qz.com/950730/tesla-for-the-...ed-zunum-aero/
Boeing also invested in Zunum and I tend to think that when it comes to airplanes, Boeing knows what the hell it's talking about.
#3207
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 10

I ended up in the gaggle around Bonnie. Now my resume was just average Joe but was at least significantly above all mins posted. Had a bit of volunteer work on there as well. When I made it up for my chance, she gave my resume the briefest of glances, maybe 5 seconds? Very short nonetheless. Handed it right back and let it go before I even got my hands on it and it dropped to the floor. I went to pick it up as she was saying she recommended more volunteer work and went on to the next guy.
That might have been true for what they were looking for but it really rubbed me the wrong way after taking time off and spending my own money for a hotel and to get to NY. She's one of those people you remember in not such a good way. Anyway, ended up getting hired at Spirit and am now left seat so it all worked out fine. Just wanted to say that I still remember that like it was yesterday. Made you feel pretty small.
#3208

Back in 2013 I was trying hard to get out of the regionals and went to a Vets in Blue at JB HQ in Queens. I assume it was HQ anyway. Sat through the presentation given mostly by Bonnie and afterward we were invited to gather around the 7 or so recruiters there to hand off your resumes and get a word in.
I ended up in the gaggle around Bonnie. Now my resume was just average Joe but was at least significantly above all mins posted. Had a bit of volunteer work on there as well. When I made it up for my chance, she gave my resume the briefest of glances, maybe 5 seconds? Very short nonetheless. Handed it right back and let it go before I even got my hands on it and it dropped to the floor. I went to pick it up as she was saying she recommended more volunteer work and went on to the next guy.
That might have been true for what they were looking for but it really rubbed me the wrong way after taking time off and spending my own money for a hotel and to get to NY. She's one of those people you remember in not such a good way. Anyway, ended up getting hired at Spirit and am now left seat so it all worked out fine. Just wanted to say that I still remember that like it was yesterday. Made you feel pretty small.
I ended up in the gaggle around Bonnie. Now my resume was just average Joe but was at least significantly above all mins posted. Had a bit of volunteer work on there as well. When I made it up for my chance, she gave my resume the briefest of glances, maybe 5 seconds? Very short nonetheless. Handed it right back and let it go before I even got my hands on it and it dropped to the floor. I went to pick it up as she was saying she recommended more volunteer work and went on to the next guy.
That might have been true for what they were looking for but it really rubbed me the wrong way after taking time off and spending my own money for a hotel and to get to NY. She's one of those people you remember in not such a good way. Anyway, ended up getting hired at Spirit and am now left seat so it all worked out fine. Just wanted to say that I still remember that like it was yesterday. Made you feel pretty small.
I've never heard anything good about her piloting skills. Honestly, she should be off our seniority list since her current job has nothing to do with flying.
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#3210
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Joined APC: Jan 2007
Posts: 281

Back in 2013 I was trying hard to get out of the regionals and went to a Vets in Blue at JB HQ in Queens. I assume it was HQ anyway. Sat through the presentation given mostly by Bonnie and afterward we were invited to gather around the 7 or so recruiters there to hand off your resumes and get a word in.
I ended up in the gaggle around Bonnie. Now my resume was just average Joe but was at least significantly above all mins posted. Had a bit of volunteer work on there as well. When I made it up for my chance, she gave my resume the briefest of glances, maybe 5 seconds? Very short nonetheless. Handed it right back and let it go before I even got my hands on it and it dropped to the floor. I went to pick it up as she was saying she recommended more volunteer work and went on to the next guy.
That might have been true for what they were looking for but it really rubbed me the wrong way after taking time off and spending my own money for a hotel and to get to NY. She's one of those people you remember in not such a good way. Anyway, ended up getting hired at Spirit and am now left seat so it all worked out fine. Just wanted to say that I still remember that like it was yesterday. Made you feel pretty small.
I ended up in the gaggle around Bonnie. Now my resume was just average Joe but was at least significantly above all mins posted. Had a bit of volunteer work on there as well. When I made it up for my chance, she gave my resume the briefest of glances, maybe 5 seconds? Very short nonetheless. Handed it right back and let it go before I even got my hands on it and it dropped to the floor. I went to pick it up as she was saying she recommended more volunteer work and went on to the next guy.
That might have been true for what they were looking for but it really rubbed me the wrong way after taking time off and spending my own money for a hotel and to get to NY. She's one of those people you remember in not such a good way. Anyway, ended up getting hired at Spirit and am now left seat so it all worked out fine. Just wanted to say that I still remember that like it was yesterday. Made you feel pretty small.
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