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01-16-2017 | 02:41 PM

#5911

frankgh

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Thanks! Abbott's is where all the former navy guys go. I think Delta has a deal with them. Anyone wearing a cut above?

01-16-2017 | 03:24 PM

#5912

TallFlyer

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Quote:

Originally Posted by frankgh

Thanks! Abbott's is where all the former navy guys go. I think Delta has a deal with them. Anyone wearing a cut above?

Cut Above is WAY better than the company sourced shirts. By far....

That reminds me, time to place an order soon.....

01-16-2017 | 03:32 PM

#5913

PleaseComplete

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Originally Posted by frankgh

Uniform shirts;
I just got my indoc email today! I'm pretty stoked! The uniform size email is asking for shirt sizes. Do they provide shirts? I got a big neck and prefer tailored shirts, I don't mind supplying those. Abbots is a short drive from my house.

theyll have a uniform person come in your second week of indoc and you can try everything on. you have to buy all their stuff except for the shirts you can buy on your own. you won't need them until you start IOE.

01-16-2017 | 03:47 PM

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pagey

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Originally Posted by NCR757dxr

Buy your own. The Twin Hill ones are not great. I'm using shirts I had at my previous airline. The only "rules" I was told is the shirt has to have button holes for the wings (on the left) and double pockets.

I think he could probably figure out how to put on wings without holes.

01-16-2017 | 05:07 PM

#5915

AligatorAviator

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Speaking of uniforms and training, What is the attire during training? I assume business? Are polo shirts acceptable or do I need button down shirts?

01-16-2017 | 05:14 PM

#5916

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Originally Posted by AligatorAviator

Speaking of uniforms and training, What is the attire during training? I assume business? Are polo shirts acceptable or do I need button down shirts?

Polos are acceptable as well. Plenty of guys showed up with polos.

01-16-2017 | 05:36 PM

#5917

frankgh

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From the email:

"Dress and Appearance Standards apply while in training. Dress Code for training is Business Casual- no jeans, no T-shirts. Shirt and tie required for the FAA Oral exam.

01-16-2017 | 06:05 PM

#5918

NCR757dxr

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pagey

I think he could probably figure out how to put on wings without holes.

I am sure he could. Uniform lady was very specific about the holes though when giving me approval to use mine. I will say PSA seems very strict about the uniform, so making us have wings holes didn't shock me when she said it.

01-16-2017 | 07:15 PM

#5919

sawalker130

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Does PSA have a trip/duty Rig? Not sure if that's a standard thing among all airlines.

Also, Does anyone know if the bonuses are pro-rated for dudes that have to take mil leave?

Can seem to find any mention in the search...