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01-28-2022, 08:40 AM
#1152
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Originally Posted by dadfliesplanes
I know APF basically exist on cynicism, but as a bright eyed FO-candidate with 5 CJOs, what is your best argument for why PSA would be a good choice?
If you happen to live in base that could be a reason
Flow for the insurance in case you fail some or many training events you still can go to a major but it’s really only insurance
01-28-2022, 08:56 AM
#1153
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Sap
Originally Posted by TheRubberDucky
SAP is far an away the best reason
If you happen to live in base that could be a reason
Flow for the insurance in case you fail some or many training events you still can go to a major but it’s really only insurance
If you happen to live in base that could be a reason
Flow for the insurance in case you fail some or many training events you still can go to a major but it’s really only insurance
01-28-2022, 09:17 AM
#1154
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Originally Posted by dadfliesplanes
I know APF basically exist on cynicism, but as a bright eyed FO-candidate with 5 CJOs, what is your best argument for why PSA would be a good choice?
If you're goal is to go to American then seriously look elsewhere.
01-28-2022, 09:21 AM
#1155
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Originally Posted by dadfliesplanes
I know APF basically exist on cynicism, but as a bright eyed FO-candidate with 5 CJOs, what is your best argument for why PSA would be a good choice?
With that said, pick one where you can get as much experience as possible, build a resume, and get out.
Besides, AA will likely fold in the AA WO regionals before the end of the year so being at a WO may be a very, very good thing - especially if you want to work for AA.
01-28-2022, 10:03 AM
#1157
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Originally Posted by WhyIFly
Besides, AA will likely fold in the AA WO regionals before the end of the year so being at a WO may be a very, very good thing - especially if you want to work for AA.
01-28-2022, 10:10 AM
#1158
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Originally Posted by WhyIFly
The majority of the regionals are currently being decimated by all of the hiring that is going on and most will be out of pilots (which means out of business) before the end of the year.
With that said, pick one where you can get as much experience as possible, build a resume, and get out.
Besides, AA will likely fold in the AA WO regionals before the end of the year so being at a WO may be a very, very good thing - especially if you want to work for AA.
With that said, pick one where you can get as much experience as possible, build a resume, and get out.
Besides, AA will likely fold in the AA WO regionals before the end of the year so being at a WO may be a very, very good thing - especially if you want to work for AA.
01-28-2022, 10:46 AM
#1160
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Originally Posted by cloudtopper
where in the world did you get that?
A good example was when I posted, repeatedly, just a few years ago that there was going to be a shortage of regional pilots in a few years because of massive hiring by the majors. With upcoming massive retirements with the majors, it was obvious. I was called crazy, stupid, and my mother’s morals were questioned. Now if you look at those posts, you will see what is coming to pass this very moment. It does not take a rocket scientist. It just requires good business sense and being able to look further than two feet in front of them.
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