PSA Direct Entry!!!!!!!!!!!!
#321
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He is telling you that. I am telling you that and just about every pilot not at PSA is telling you that. Surrender with honor is an art and PSA got it wrong.
The pilots of PSA are now reaping the benefits of having played into management's hands and making the future a lot harder for everyone else. We are competitors but that is not the same thing as being outright buddy frackers. PSA pilots really fracked the pooch on this and there is no denying it.
But why argue about it? With the quick upgrades and new planes just be sure to brag about it on the crew vans and in the jumpseat. If you're going to be a buddy fracker then you owe it to the rest of the world to be a big fat loud buddy fracker!!!
The pilots of PSA are now reaping the benefits of having played into management's hands and making the future a lot harder for everyone else. We are competitors but that is not the same thing as being outright buddy frackers. PSA pilots really fracked the pooch on this and there is no denying it.
But why argue about it? With the quick upgrades and new planes just be sure to brag about it on the crew vans and in the jumpseat. If you're going to be a buddy fracker then you owe it to the rest of the world to be a big fat loud buddy fracker!!!
#322
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Joined: May 2013
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At AE they would notify you by ACARS or have a person from the CP's office meet you at the gate.
By the contract you could always play the "ACARS isn't a legal form of positive contact" game, but that would only have you doing a carpet dance in the CP's office later.
Not picking up your phone on your day off falls under the "No duh" category.
By the contract you could always play the "ACARS isn't a legal form of positive contact" game, but that would only have you doing a carpet dance in the CP's office later.
Not picking up your phone on your day off falls under the "No duh" category.
#323
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Joined: Mar 2006
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Hey guys! Was thinking about applying for the DEC position...anyone know a thread where people may be talking about that? Ya know...someone with some more details/experience/expectations of what PSA would be like as a DEC?
#325
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#326
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There is very little information about it. Since the program started, as far as I know, there are only a total of 7. I'm not sure if any of the seven are doing IOE yet. The last two captain awards went pretty senior with no DEC. There should be another published today that might be more telling.
#327
PSA announcing the DEC hiring has got a lot of FOs who were previously on the fence or waiting until they wouldn't have to be on reserve to go ahead and go for the upgrade. So I have a feeling that there actually won't be that big of a need for DECs. So if you want to come here as a DEC, don't wait.
#328
PSA announcing the DEC hiring has got a lot of FOs who were previously on the fence or waiting until they wouldn't have to be on reserve to go ahead and go for the upgrade. So I have a feeling that there actually won't be that big of a need for DECs. So if you want to come here as a DEC, don't wait.
#329
PSA announcing the DEC hiring has got a lot of FOs who were previously on the fence or waiting until they wouldn't have to be on reserve to go ahead and go for the upgrade. So I have a feeling that there actually won't be that big of a need for DECs. So if you want to come here as a DEC, don't wait.
#330
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Could anyone at PSA comment on schedules; how many days off, commutable, trip trading, block hours actually flown, etc...
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