Silver Airways
11-16-2018 | 03:48 PM
#6462
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11-17-2018 | 05:41 AM
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You should review the history of past Silver/Gulfstream international pilots. It’s not good. I think what you will see moving forward is a reduction in flow agreements as airlines understand it locks them into the worst candidates. With the amount of projected hiring good applicants will have no problem moving on to better jobs prior to any flow. What’s left will be the guys hoping to flow. I think in a few years the norm at airlines with flows will be a much higher washout rate in initial training as they try and deal with what the flows drop on their doorstep.
11-18-2018 | 04:28 AM
#6464
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You should review the history of past Silver/Gulfstream international pilots. It’s not good. I think what you will see moving forward is a reduction in flow agreements as airlines understand it locks them into the worst candidates. With the amount of projected hiring good applicants will have no problem moving on to better jobs prior to any flow. What’s left will be the guys hoping to flow. I think in a few years the norm at airlines with flows will be a much higher washout rate in initial training as they try and deal with what the flows drop on their doorstep.
Silvers not a bad gig if you want to live in FL.
Bahamas/key west is fun flying
11-19-2018 | 08:18 AM
#6465
Scary...Scary...
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Rollin' Down tha 405
You should review the history of past Silver/Gulfstream international pilots. It’s not good. I think what you will see moving forward is a reduction in flow agreements as airlines understand it locks them into the worst candidates. With the amount of projected hiring good applicants will have no problem moving on to better jobs prior to any flow. What’s left will be the guys hoping to flow. I think in a few years the norm at airlines with flows will be a much higher washout rate in initial training as they try and deal with what the flows drop on their doorstep.
I need my safe space now!
11-21-2018 | 05:15 AM
#6468
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Joined: Apr 2018
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Looking into Silver Airways
Can anyone give me a general idea of this airline?
I'm moving to the Orlando area early next year. Just wanted a general consensuses and feel for what kind of place Silver is like. I.E......
1. Culture
2. Work environment
3. Training
4. Crews
5. Quality of life
6. Quality of equipment
7. Interview gouge
8. Short term, long term stability
9. Et cetera
I'm moving to the Orlando area early next year. Just wanted a general consensuses and feel for what kind of place Silver is like. I.E......
1. Culture
2. Work environment
3. Training
4. Crews
5. Quality of life
6. Quality of equipment
7. Interview gouge
8. Short term, long term stability
9. Et cetera
11-24-2018 | 01:50 PM
#6469
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 138
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From: CRJ
Wondering about the same things. How are people moving along? Any chance to get to JetBlue from Silver? Or anything better than regionals or corporate (not interested in corporates or 135 really).
Is pay really still that terrible? Was it 36/hr? How many days do you usually work? 4 on 3 off?
Is pay really still that terrible? Was it 36/hr? How many days do you usually work? 4 on 3 off?
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