Commutair hiring
08-15-2015, 01:00 PM
#11
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Posts: 80
Originally Posted by SKNPilot
Your actions are that of a child's. Only children down talk something without providing info on what they're saying. If CommutAir didn't workout for you and your childish behavior and request, that doesn't mean someone else wouldn't love it here. Let people make their own decisions based off of info that was provided and their own thoughts.
08-15-2015, 02:20 PM
#13
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Joined APC: Nov 2011
Position: Admiral
Posts: 726
I enjoy working here for the most part, and most people I fly with seem reasonably content here. It's a regional, just like all other regionals, so it's not going to be a glamorous job. Perhaps Dashbro experience is because he just didn't fit in here. You'll have that at any company.
08-15-2015, 03:25 PM
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Joined APC: Oct 2012
Posts: 80
Originally Posted by Flyhayes
I enjoy working here for the most part, and most people I fly with seem reasonably content here. It's a regional, just like all other regionals, so it's not going to be a glamorous job. Perhaps Dashbro experience is because he just didn't fit in here. You'll have that at any company.
08-18-2015, 05:09 PM
#19
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Joined APC: Mar 2013
Posts: 539
As a former C5 CA Ile give my 2 cents...
The scheduling sux, crews are awesome. There is issues but that is true everywhere. C5 is where I really learned how to fly. Im talking about keeping schedules, dealing with mx issues, pax issues, and wx. If you live near one of the doms then it is a good place. If you have to commute then consider other places.
On the other hand the place seems to be shrinking so the future is questionable. Even a few months to a year will really teach you about flying. Otherwise there are other regionals who are handing out $$$ for you to go there.
Good luck to all
The scheduling sux, crews are awesome. There is issues but that is true everywhere. C5 is where I really learned how to fly. Im talking about keeping schedules, dealing with mx issues, pax issues, and wx. If you live near one of the doms then it is a good place. If you have to commute then consider other places.
On the other hand the place seems to be shrinking so the future is questionable. Even a few months to a year will really teach you about flying. Otherwise there are other regionals who are handing out $$$ for you to go there.
Good luck to all
08-18-2015, 06:18 PM
#20
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Joined APC: Aug 2011
Position: Co-Captain
Posts: 118
Originally Posted by NeverHome
As a former C5 CA Ile give my 2 cents...
The scheduling sux, crews are awesome. There is issues but that is true everywhere. C5 is where I really learned how to fly. Im talking about keeping schedules, dealing with mx issues, pax issues, and wx. If you live near one of the doms then it is a good place. If you have to commute then consider other places.
On the other hand the place seems to be shrinking so the future is questionable. Even a few months to a year will really teach you about flying. Otherwise there are other regionals who are handing out $$$ for you to go there.
Good luck to all
The scheduling sux, crews are awesome. There is issues but that is true everywhere. C5 is where I really learned how to fly. Im talking about keeping schedules, dealing with mx issues, pax issues, and wx. If you live near one of the doms then it is a good place. If you have to commute then consider other places.
On the other hand the place seems to be shrinking so the future is questionable. Even a few months to a year will really teach you about flying. Otherwise there are other regionals who are handing out $$$ for you to go there.
Good luck to all
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