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taylorjets 01-28-2008 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by GRDHound (Post 308834)
To all whom have interviewed with Spirit in the past few months, just curious how long you waited for an interview and whether or not you had any internal recs... Thanks

GRDHound,

What kind of times are you applying with? PM me if you do not want to post.

freightpusher 01-28-2008 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by GRDHound (Post 308834)
To all whom have interviewed with Spirit in the past few months, just curious how long you waited for an interview and whether or not you had any internal recs... Thanks

I did have a couple of internal rec's and I waited about 2 weeks till I got the call.

rhinoflight 01-28-2008 10:53 AM

A few of you are reffering to regional FO's as lucky to get a spot or even an interview. Do you think that a Corporate Jet FO with over 3000 hours is a step down, or up from a RJ Radio boy with 2000 hours?

x183 01-28-2008 03:41 PM


Originally Posted by rhinoflight (Post 309000)
A few of you are reffering to regional FO's as lucky to get a spot or even an interview. Do you think that a Corporate Jet FO with over 3000 hours is a step down, or up from a RJ Radio boy with 2000 hours?

What's the difference? I don't see one.

Bond 01-28-2008 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by rhinoflight (Post 309000)
Do you think that a Corporate Jet FO with over 3000 hours is a step down, or up from a RJ Radio boy with 2000 hours?


Wow, you make it seem like being a corporate jet fo is better than being a regional airline fo....just out of curiosity how do mesure that? Is it because the 6-10 folks you carry are more important than the 19 to 70 that the regional folks carry.....I did the corporate gig for a while before switching over to the regional world. Both jobs are equally crucial to the safety of flight.

taylorjets 01-28-2008 09:54 PM

121 experience desired. I guess your question is answered. Good luck from an ex RJ radio boy.

Short Bus Drive 01-29-2008 06:15 AM


Originally Posted by taylorjets (Post 309548)
121 experience desired. I guess your question is answered. Good luck from an ex RJ radio boy.

And current Kool Aid drinker!:D

shiftwork 01-29-2008 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive (Post 309652)
And current Kool Aid drinker!:D

I thinking he likes the Caliente Red stuff.

Still confused on: Is it enviromental green or palm tree green.... Ben has me scratching my head on that one. Typical NK, change it after you learn something new;)

Good luck to anyone wanting to get on..........

taylorjets 01-29-2008 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive (Post 309652)
And current Kool Aid drinker!:D

You are right. Perhaps I should change. This way I can hate my life, occupation, co workers and everything else. After all, staying positive during a transitional period is for the birds.

shiftwork 01-29-2008 10:05 AM


Originally Posted by taylorjets (Post 309788)
You are right. Perhaps I should change. This way I can hate my life, occupation, co workers and everything else. After all, staying positive during a transitional period is for the birds.

easy taylor......take a long draw of that Kool-Aid and settle into what ever you do over in HQ......:) GOM's, COM's, and other mans. etc....?

Can't speak for all NKer's but I love life/family, truely enjoy my profession, like my co-workers(fellow pilots and FA's) and most everything else....

Not all of us believe everything that spews out of Miramar.

Have a great day Bud:D Maybe I'll run into you over in the new crew lounge?


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