Dnr032

Relax……. Enjoy the weekend?????? Yeah, right!!!!

blueskies27

If you got a TBNT after submitting application, do you still have a chance of applying again in the future? I have zero check ride failures we’ll over minimum requirements and 3 years part 91k/135 experience. I had zero internal recs at the time I applied but now I have a few.
Thanks


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200Flyer

did you get the TBNT already from the 13th-14th expo?

blueskies27

I’m not sure I applied in Late July and got a TBNT email 8/10


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200Flyer

Sounds like you did not attend the expo, was just curious. I think I’ve read on here someone said you can reapply after six months, but don’t hold me to it.

blueskies27

No I did not attend the expo. Thanks for your help, if that’s true that doesn’t sound too bad.


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GeeWizDriver

When you reapply, make sure to coordinate with the people offering internal recommendations so that your resume arrives with the rec in the computer. Should at least get you to the phone screening.

Good luck.

blueskies27

Thanks, appreciate that!


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ASACapt

Exactly what GeeWhizDriver said! Make sure your internal recommendation sends the internal recommendation application link directly to you. He/she can access it from JetStream. Both guys I recommended using that process got the call within a week of applying.

Disclaimer: I’m not in hiring and have zero to do with it. I’m just a regular line pilot. My buddy has told me if you apply without meeting ALL of the posted minimums, it will generate a TBNT. I think you have to wait 6 months if you get one.

They also said make sure your resume includes all of the time listings that is spelled out in the application minimum requirements. I know it sounds silly, but my buddy says that some applicants are not including what’s should be on the resume like instrument time, Total Time, MEL time, ATP written, etc. This could generate a TBNT. Good luck to you.

DocMcFly

On the NetJets careers website various information is posted including:

“Owners and passengers can and will smoke during flight”

I’m curious how much pilots deal with secondhand smoke or does the air circulation system/hepa filters do a good job? I wouldn’t know. By the time I was born smoking was banned on airline flights and I’ve never flown on a private jet.