Ohio State and PSA's agreement
11-20-2012 | 08:06 AM
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News to me, but not surprising, seems silly though. It'll still even out. If it's true, it rules out 4000+ pilots at ExpressJet since we work for UAL, DAL, and AA.
11-20-2012 | 08:35 AM
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Where did you hear that from big rumor from? I do know that psa asked usairways to hire as few pilots as possible from them. Usairways has been obliging.
11-20-2012 | 02:02 PM
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Where did you hear that from big rumor from? I do know that psa asked usairways to hire as few pilots as possible from them. Usairways has been obliging.
...usually is the junior people the one that wants to move. It's just a reality, very senior pilots won't risk going into a mayor starting again at the bottom.
11-20-2012 | 08:53 PM
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Well, the second part of what you said is correct, however, Delta has established a bridge program with several universities. The scenario is that after gaining the mins and instructing for a set amount of time at those universities, passing all your exams, having a min GPA, etc, you are guaranteed an interview at ExpressJet and then after working at ExpressJet for a set amount of time, you'll be given preferential interview at Delta if/when they are hiring.
I know for a fact that Western Michigan, UND, ALLATPS, and I believe Emby Riddle are included, not sure about which others.
For the next 5-7 years it will not be needed, but as things progress, this might come into play.
I know for a fact that Western Michigan, UND, ALLATPS, and I believe Emby Riddle are included, not sure about which others.
For the next 5-7 years it will not be needed, but as things progress, this might come into play.
