Piedmont's reimbursement for time-building
#21
I emailed the given address asking whether this was available to new hires. This was the reply:
"This program is for current and new hire employees of Piedmont. You could come on board with us say as a gate or ramp agent, and then apply to be a part of the program. All candidates have to be approved by our flight department. I would suggest looking into any career opportunities we may have in your area. Once you get on board with Piedmont you literally could be a part of the program barring approval right away."
Soooooooo....I can be a high-quality, motivated ramp agent who then is a contract-bound pilot for three years! Cool!
"This program is for current and new hire employees of Piedmont. You could come on board with us say as a gate or ramp agent, and then apply to be a part of the program. All candidates have to be approved by our flight department. I would suggest looking into any career opportunities we may have in your area. Once you get on board with Piedmont you literally could be a part of the program barring approval right away."
Soooooooo....I can be a high-quality, motivated ramp agent who then is a contract-bound pilot for three years! Cool!
#22
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Eternally pessimistic because I don't believe that a company's time-building program is right for my situation? Horse arse because I prefer time-building as a CFI (where I will reach R-ATP mins inside a year anyway) instead of throwing bags? Lighten up a little friend.
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Eternally pessimistic because I don't believe that a company's time-building program is right for my situation? Horse arse because I prefer time-building as a CFI (where I will reach R-ATP mins inside a year anyway) instead of throwing bags? Lighten up a little friend.
#24
I got a friend that has 1300 total. She's applying to EWN to work the ramp part-time to build the extra 200 hours. She's hoping it works out for her and she's excited about saving a ton of money on flying. Ex-marine Helo Pilot looking to build on her fix wing time. She got her fingers crossed it works for her.
So it is appealing to someone I know actually.
So it is appealing to someone I know actually.
#25
Eternally pessimistic because I don't believe that a company's time-building program is right for my situation? Horse arse because I prefer time-building as a CFI (where I will reach R-ATP mins inside a year anyway) instead of throwing bags? Lighten up a little friend.
#26
Hey im as easy as they come, just thought your last remark was a little trite. I think its great for someone still trying to get into the industry, and that is my opinion. If it's not for you then just say so, and your opinion will be noted and we can skip the bull fodder. Cheers.
Yes, it's a small offer that will help a hand full of pilots. But I'm sure the ones that can take advantage of it are excited as hell about saving a ton of money on flying.
Sure it won't help many and every regional is hiring so pick your airline and be happy.
#27
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Good calls all around. My remarks weren't meant to be trite but may have come across that way - no harm intended. For those whose situations favor this program, it probably is a massive boost.
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