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06-10-2007 | 02:32 PM
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06-10-2007 | 02:37 PM
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Well when you find a SWA pairing with 8 legs in one day I'll pay more attention.
06-10-2007 | 03:10 PM
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I however have two needs from any career level flying job. It must help in some way to getting on with Alaska Airlines or have a Seattle base. SWA offers neither.
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06-10-2007 | 03:23 PM
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The most they do, according to my six friends that fly for them, is 7 legs. A lot in one day but they do not do that everyday. I would move at a high rate of speed if it meant that I got a great wage and was building more equity in the company's bottom line and more efficiency in their schedule.
06-10-2007 | 03:33 PM
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The most they do, according to my six friends that fly for them, is 7 legs. A lot in one day but they do not do that everyday. I would move at a high rate of speed if it meant that I got a great wage and was building more equity in the company's bottom line and more efficiency in their schedule.
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06-10-2007 | 05:17 PM
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06-10-2007 | 05:57 PM
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Skyhigh,
Sure, if I can get the position but if not, I am open to other options as well; inside and outside the airlines too. What the last 11 years in the Marine Corps has taught me is to keep options open, weigh your alternative and then pick the best course of action. Basically, there is no perfect anything out there. Life is full of tradeoffs and I must be willing to accept this and then move forward. So, lets see what life gives me for the next step?
BTW...what do you do now for a living? Not trying to be sarcastic but curious. I also realize that life is more than just doing what you love but it is nice if you can make an honest wage doing it.
Sure, if I can get the position but if not, I am open to other options as well; inside and outside the airlines too. What the last 11 years in the Marine Corps has taught me is to keep options open, weigh your alternative and then pick the best course of action. Basically, there is no perfect anything out there. Life is full of tradeoffs and I must be willing to accept this and then move forward. So, lets see what life gives me for the next step?
BTW...what do you do now for a living? Not trying to be sarcastic but curious. I also realize that life is more than just doing what you love but it is nice if you can make an honest wage doing it.
06-10-2007 | 06:21 PM
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The future has little to offer then next generation and that is to whom I address.
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06-10-2007 | 06:27 PM
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Skyhigh,
Sure, if I can get the position but if not, I am open to other options as well; inside and outside the airlines too. What the last 11 years in the Marine Corps has taught me is to keep options open, weigh your alternative and then pick the best course of action. Basically, there is no perfect anything out there. Life is full of tradeoffs and I must be willing to accept this and then move forward. So, lets see what life gives me for the next step?
BTW...what do you do now for a living? Not trying to be sarcastic but curious. I also realize that life is more than just doing what you love but it is nice if you can make an honest wage doing it.
Sure, if I can get the position but if not, I am open to other options as well; inside and outside the airlines too. What the last 11 years in the Marine Corps has taught me is to keep options open, weigh your alternative and then pick the best course of action. Basically, there is no perfect anything out there. Life is full of tradeoffs and I must be willing to accept this and then move forward. So, lets see what life gives me for the next step?
BTW...what do you do now for a living? Not trying to be sarcastic but curious. I also realize that life is more than just doing what you love but it is nice if you can make an honest wage doing it.
Since then I have been a real estate investor and developer. Life is much better now.
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