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Throwitaway 10-22-2019 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by JoeDeertay (Post 2910161)
I didn't mean to imply that. There are others I have not looked at hard yet or even applied to, like Air Wis, ExpressJet, etc. I just don't think I have many options because I didn't complete training at another 121. I do feel relatively confident I could still get an offer at Mesa (and maybe some other places too, to be fair). Mesa has a base that isn't TOO far but not as close as some others that I have already received the "thanks but no thanks".

Apply everywhere, you wont know if you don't try. Although the better regionals know how crap GoJets training is, you still have to own up to why you didnt make it through and how it made you stronger and smarter going forward. Convince them that you will not fail again.

Most people have some sort of blemish in their past. It's more important how you move forward.

KCaviator 10-23-2019 05:28 AM

Did Mesa lose all the -700s?

Sennant 10-23-2019 06:30 AM


Originally Posted by KCaviator (Post 2910951)
Did Mesa lose all the -700s?

They're still flying with November schedules.

402FreightDog 10-23-2019 07:15 AM


Originally Posted by KCaviator (Post 2910951)
Did Mesa lose all the -700s?

Being replaced by 175s?

pangolin 10-23-2019 09:51 AM

The 700s are flying on United schedules through May of next year.

Cujo665 10-23-2019 10:05 AM


Originally Posted by scubadiver (Post 2905015)
What is ACMI? That is true.. didn't think of that, although most majors may prefer 121 time. I don't have an ATP so I am not sure how that would work with going to a major without an ATP...

ACMI is 121 time. Southern is hiring with ATP mins. Their contract (with Atlas) is currently among the lower end in the ACMI world but they will eventually get a deal, and then it will be hard to get a job there, just like it’s hard at a Kalitta and Omni currently. Even with their old CBA it’s still better than any regional job.

Cujo665 10-23-2019 10:11 AM


Originally Posted by JoeDeertay (Post 2906697)
Not really wanting to share which one, but it wasn't Air Wisconsin. It was one that is well known for not having a great training program and MANY failures (which I didn't believe was true until I was there). Trained by an outside company, evaluated by bitter company pilots (mostly, not all). It seems they are attempting to use the pilots coming through training to try and prove a point or effect change.

I know people in a similar situation that sued them and filed Air21 type complaints of intentionally unfair checking events due to labor issues and had their failure removed from their records. It sounds like you were in a similar situation. I’d consult an aviation attorney, and tell him/her to request/subpoena union/company grievance settlement records for the same issues.

NovemberBravo 10-23-2019 01:31 PM


Originally Posted by pangolin (Post 2911152)
The 700s are flying on United schedules through May of next year.

That’s right after the new 175s are getting delivered to UA. Might see some sort of slow down from that point.

pitchattitude 10-23-2019 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by NovemberBravo (Post 2911313)
That’s right after the new 175s are getting delivered to UA. Might see some sort of slow down from that point.

But who will be flying them is the big question.

amcnd 10-23-2019 04:05 PM


Originally Posted by pitchattitude (Post 2911398)
But who will be flying them is the big question.

More intriguing is they didn’t just award it to XJT. Makes me think its not a slam dunk.. they are “UA” owned aircraft so my bet Mesa or Compass or XJT. Someone that typically doest but there own lately..


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