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#2323
Congratulations to those guys. Looks like the theory that working at NetJets negatively effects your chances of getting hired at a major has been debunked.
#2324
and still, I guess they must have tons of apps from high hours pilots because with 3,500 TT I'm still getting nothing and I have only 1 recommendation letter and netjets pilots listed as reference on my resume.
#2325
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Joined: Jan 2013
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Not sure anyone says that working at NetJets negatively effects your chances of getting on with a major. I did, several of my friends have, as have countless others have. I didn't have prior 121 and that was a real shot in the foot for me, but NetJets had nothing to do with that.
#2326
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Joined: Jan 2013
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I was hired with no references and 2,500 hours. HR is at the helm and they are doing a terrible job. To give you an example, last year they interviewed to build a pilot pool. 6 months later when they needed to hire, the pool had literally dried up. Fast forward to now, 3 out of 10 showed up for interviews and they were going to put them in a pool once again lol. You not getting a call is not a reflection on you, but rather the terrible job HR is doing.
#2327
Speed, Power, Accuracy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,795
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From: PIC
I was hired with no references and 2,500 hours. HR is at the helm and they are doing a terrible job. To give you an example, last year they interviewed to build a pilot pool. 6 months later when they needed to hire, the pool had literally dried up. Fast forward to now, 3 out of 10 showed up for interviews and they were going to put them in a pool once again lol. You not getting a call is not a reflection on you, but rather the terrible job HR is doing.
#2328
Line Holder
Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 51
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Just finished my third year at Southwest after seven years at Netjets.
I work hard in the summer but can pretty much control my schedule and build ten+ day blocks of time if I want. June I was paid for 186 trips while blocking 95 hours. Fourth year pay is 119.64 per trip. Thats $22,253 in pay plus another 25% in retirement pay. July was 160 trips. I expect August to be about the same as June. Just heard a high time Captain was paid for over 400 trips last month and bank $100k plus 25% for retirement in one month! He is the exception to the rule but being paid for 180-200 trips a month is not hard to do if you dont mind working and understand the contract. Come Sept and Oct I will dial back the flying. I worked 16 days in July and 17 in June just for reference. I miss catered food and the varied places we would go at Netjets. I also miss the points.
I work hard in the summer but can pretty much control my schedule and build ten+ day blocks of time if I want. June I was paid for 186 trips while blocking 95 hours. Fourth year pay is 119.64 per trip. Thats $22,253 in pay plus another 25% in retirement pay. July was 160 trips. I expect August to be about the same as June. Just heard a high time Captain was paid for over 400 trips last month and bank $100k plus 25% for retirement in one month! He is the exception to the rule but being paid for 180-200 trips a month is not hard to do if you dont mind working and understand the contract. Come Sept and Oct I will dial back the flying. I worked 16 days in July and 17 in June just for reference. I miss catered food and the varied places we would go at Netjets. I also miss the points.
#2329
On Reserve
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 178
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Not sure anyone says that working at NetJets negatively effects your chances of getting on with a major. I did, several of my friends have, as have countless others have. I didn't have prior 121 and that was a real shot in the foot for me, but NetJets had nothing to do with that.
Which "Major" did you get hired at?
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