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Originally Posted by sublime259
(Post 1838436)
It's a grudge myself and others will take with us throughout our entire careers.
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Originally Posted by chrisreedrules
(Post 1838655)
I'm not even 100% sure step one is as important as it used to be (although it sure does help).
Could be the difference between getting to your dream airline now vs 5-8 years from now. I'd say it's probably worth it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by sublime259
(Post 1838592)
LOL, save your prayers for yourself. I'm perfectly content with my job and career choice, it just annoys me how pieces of trash like the pilots of PSA have degraded the industry. You're welcome to justify it however lets you sleep at night. The bottom line is your pilot group screwed over a lot of pilots, myself included, for your own personal short-term gain. Good luck with getting that increased flow and better work rules...
Good luck. If you ever bring up PSA when you make it to a major (IF you make it) you are only putting a target on your own back. |
Originally Posted by TallFlyer
(Post 1838665)
Could be the difference between getting to your dream airline now vs 5-8 years from now.
I'd say it's probably worth it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by cencal83406
(Post 1838672)
That would be "me included" not "myself included".
Good luck. If you ever bring up PSA when you make it to a major (IF you make it) you are only putting a target on your own back. |
Originally Posted by cencal83406
(Post 1838672)
That would be "me included" not "myself included".
Good luck. If you ever bring up PSA when you make it to a major (IF you make it) you are only putting a target on your own back. |
Boy, the forum war that was going on in this thread on a Friday night... You guys must have better things to do...
Can't wait for tonight... |
You guys didn't get it... Bringing up where you used to work is just being "that guy". "At PSA we did this", "at Envoy we did that." Not as in being a PSA guy will do anything. Of course if you bring your hatred of other regional guys to the majors people just roll their eyes.
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Originally Posted by TLSTYLE1
(Post 1838636)
Hey man, I'm sick of seeing all this bashing PSA stuff. The seniority list is over 1000 and growing, and the number of pilots who had a vote on the contract years ago now is more than half of that number. My point is, almost 2 out of 3 PSA pilots now did not even vote- do you blame a young guy like myself for looking out for whatever is best for his career ? here's some career advice ...
Step 1- get a college degree Step 2- get 1000 hours pic time Then your all set! Step 3- learn the difference between "your" and you're! |
Is there a definitive policy or practice regarding whether or not AA will hire PSA pilots that apply 'off the street' vs only accepting through the flow?
PSA is a top choice for me when I apply to the regionals in the fall as I wish to live in CLT, however AA is my longterm goal. Is this a realistic concern? Thanks. |
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