Certainly not, go for it.

 

just found out i'm in the March 9th ground school! thanks to all of those that helped! definitely stoked! killed it

 

congrats. what base?

 

HyPoXiKDeViL08,

Congratulations!!!

If you don't mind, what are your numbers? So we can see who they are hiring right now.

Thanks

 

HyPoXiKDeViL08

was there anything different then what is in the interview gouges? what base/equipment?

 

what kind of times are people being hired with, i exceed the part 135 pic mins, and I have turbine expirence, but haven't heard back form ameriflight. looks like a fun place to work.

 

ya, im in the same boat... i exceed 135 mins with about 50 hours turboprop and have not heard back yet. for the people that have had interviews, did you have to call and leave messages or talk to someone in order to get them to be interested in you or did you just sent in your resume and wait? from what i have heard you have to call and bug them till they consider you.

 

You guys do realize that there are A LOT of experienced pilots on the street right now and companies are flooded with resumes. They are not going to look at every single resume!! You have to very pro-active in this economy right now. If you know someone at the company, have them walk in your resume, write an internal letter of recommendation or have them personally talk to HR or Chief Pilot. Career fairs seem to be another good way right now to get an interview offer on the spot. Keep showing interest in the company! You have to take matters in your own hands right now. No employer is going to come knock on your door and offer you a job! I recently had 2 job interviews where both companies had well over 800 resumes on file. I would have never gotten an interview invite if I didn't have someone personally walk in my resume and talk to the Chief Pilot on my behalf and I kept showing interest. It sucks right now and employers can be very picky as to who they want to hire! I'm not sure how AMF operates, but from the sounds of it you personally have to call them up and schedule an interview. Again, call them up, show interest and enthusiasm for the job, and you might be surprised of the outcome

 

Hey if you don't mind what were your times and what equipment/base are you hoping for?

 

I had my Interview with Ameriflight today, now just waiting for the call.