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03-08-2007 | 07:46 PM

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Why anyone with a Comm/Inst/ME would want to blow $10k-$12k to fly at a place like Mesa is just beyond me.

03-08-2007 | 10:08 PM

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No there is not - outlaw is a tool. Don't let this spoil your view of riddle people, we're not all like this guy. Asking someone who just got you a job for half their referral fee is a smack in the face. If someone asked me that question I would hit the delete button when they emailed their stuff to me.

Alright, maybe I do come off as a tool...but payback is something I am notorious for. I dont forget those who right me and those who wrong me. It was an offer, not a demand. SG, if I run into you, coffees on me. Fosters, youre buying your own.

03-09-2007 | 04:43 AM

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Soon MAPD and other "cadet" or "direct entry" programs will be the norm for regional and perhaps major airline employment.

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03-09-2007 | 08:06 AM

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Soon MAPD and other "cadet" or "direct entry" programs will be the norm for regional and perhaps major airline employment.

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At the rate things are going it is going to become the norm for direct entry to the majors. If they even exist in the future.

03-09-2007 | 08:09 AM

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Someone does you a favor and you want them to pay you? Get over yourself, and quick.

And no, it wasn't an "offer". You can't "offer" to *let* someone pay you, you ask.

Whatever dude.

03-09-2007 | 12:21 PM

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Someone does you a favor and you want them to pay you? Get over yourself, and quick.

And no, it wasn't an "offer". You can't "offer" to *let* someone pay you, you ask.

Whatever dude.

Im already in debt to them, so why not go a little deeper...which if you think about it is shallower than Riddle then Pace...

Where is home for you if you dont mind me asking...cause there are only a few places that I can think of where "whatever dude" constitutes a conclusion...

03-09-2007 | 02:09 PM

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Im already in debt to them, so why not go a little deeper...which if you think about it is shallower than Riddle then Pace...

Huh?

When I was at MAPD I met a riddle guy, $150k in debt. He had the same thought - he couldn't do anything about the $$ so why not spend more! LOL. Poor SOB.

03-09-2007 | 03:00 PM

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Someone please answer, why the heck would you want to spend $12k on PACE to work for Mesa? This is Mesa we're talking about, isn't it? Led by JO? We are talking about the same Mesa aren't we?

03-09-2007 | 03:17 PM

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Who? Someone who's too lazy. Someone who doesn't want to instruct to get to 1000 and would rather pay to solve their problems. That's the basis for pay for training.

03-09-2007 | 03:26 PM

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Poor SOB.

is that a pun or just irony?

As for AirWillie, he mentions instructing. I mentioned before, I dont want to instruct because I know there would be no joy out of it for me. No joy out of it means no joy for the students I teach. Instructors should be doing it because the passion is there, not because theyre 'lazy'; theyre the ones who are trying to get the younger ones enthused. Ive ran into a few instructors who were just in it for the hours...times like those I really thought about taking the ATC track...