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450knotOffice 06-14-2011 05:34 PM


Originally Posted by QuagmireGiggity (Post 1008334)
It's VB...

Hoo Boy...;)

80drvr 06-14-2011 06:29 PM


Originally Posted by QuagmireGiggity (Post 1008334)
It's VB...

He's not on the 777 or 767.

QuagmireGiggity 06-14-2011 06:58 PM


Originally Posted by 80drvr (Post 1008394)
He's not on the 777 or 767.

That's what he says...

80drvr 06-14-2011 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by quagmiregiggity (Post 1008414)
that's what he says...

737............

QuagmireGiggity 06-15-2011 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by 80drvr (Post 1008420)
737............

DId you find him on the list? Maybe he was confused... I think it was his first day of class.

QuagmireGiggity 06-15-2011 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by 450knotOffice (Post 1008376)
Hoo Boy...;)

LOL .. I hear ya.

Neosporin 06-15-2011 04:43 PM


Originally Posted by Sliceback (Post 1006734)
MIA and LGA have almost always gone junior. W/b FO, CA upgrades, ability to hold a line, etc, etc.

DCA, and BOS, have had their junior moments and times when there's been no movement so if you're not in the base it's almost impossible to get there, which makes anyone moving in for the few opennings pretty senior.

Typed in current AA equipment? IMO that would be, at best, a very minor plus on an application. The total resume, IMO, would be more important.

....and the ever popular "college degree question"...4 yr or 2 yr and lots of experience...( like 747-400 Captain) ??

comments? please?

Sliceback 06-15-2011 11:31 PM

Neo - beats me as to what they want/require.

Best answer I think would help - 2 yr degree, working on the 4 yr degree if you don't have a 4 yr degree. Enroll somwhere...

Get as much as you can in your favor, even if it's just for the interview.

eaglefly 06-16-2011 07:48 AM

IMHO, they'll be able to be choosy and get everything they want.

Although it's possible they may not REQUIRE a 4-year degree for instance or xxxx amount of part 121 or heavy military jet PIC, those with both are likely to get the earliest interviews and thus class slots and get the seniority at the beginning of the hiring wave however large and and long it may be and advance faster. There's a large number of pilots at numerous regionals who've been captains for 5+ years looking to move to a major, corporate guys tired of that life and having airplanes (and their jobs) sold out from under them without notice and military looking for a good civilian job to suppliment their military retirement.

aafurloughee 06-20-2011 11:08 AM

Don't think furloghees need to worry about not getting recalled if they exercise their derferral right with the retirement numbers on the horizon. Deferring , to me is a very small and calculated risk IMO.


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