Lynx (Frontier Express) App. fee
03-12-2007, 03:21 AM
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Lynx (Frontier Express) App. fee
Their idea of a 65 dollar "application fee" is more than their hourly captain pay (50)...
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To apply to Lynx Aviation, please send an email expressing interest to [Click here for email] An application will be sent to the applicant. There is a $65 non-refundable application fee which can be paid by check or money order to Lynx Aviation located at 1765 W. 121st Ave Ste 100. Westminster, CO 80234. The application fee should be sent by the applicant to Lynx Aviation headquarters along with the applicant’s completed application for consideration.
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To apply to Lynx Aviation, please send an email expressing interest to [Click here for email] An application will be sent to the applicant. There is a $65 non-refundable application fee which can be paid by check or money order to Lynx Aviation located at 1765 W. 121st Ave Ste 100. Westminster, CO 80234. The application fee should be sent by the applicant to Lynx Aviation headquarters along with the applicant’s completed application for consideration.
03-12-2007, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by taylorjets
Their idea of a 65 dollar "application fee" is more than their hourly captain pay (50)...
Considering the staffing problems that a lot of regionals are having right now, I'm curious to see how their Pay For Interviewing works out fort hem.
Doesn't good ole Mesa make you pay to interview there?
03-12-2007, 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Quagmire
Uncool.
Considering the staffing problems that a lot of regionals are having right now, I'm curious to see how their Pay For Interviewing works out fort hem.
Doesn't good ole Mesa make you pay to interview there?
Considering the staffing problems that a lot of regionals are having right now, I'm curious to see how their Pay For Interviewing works out fort hem.
Doesn't good ole Mesa make you pay to interview there?
03-12-2007, 02:35 PM
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Everybody should mail them a resume and request an app. When you get the application, leave it blank except for the flight times/ratings section, and send it back a check for $.01 with "Application Fee" in the memo... attach a note that on principle you don't "pay to play." Maybe when they get 1000 "applications" from qualified individuals (even if you don't intend to even apply for them) all with notes that they won't pay the fee, the policy will change.
Eventually they'll figure out that it costs them more (in time and postage) to send apps out than to not accept the $60 fee.
Eventually they'll figure out that it costs them more (in time and postage) to send apps out than to not accept the $60 fee.
03-14-2007, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
Everybody should mail them a resume and request an app. When you get the application, leave it blank except for the flight times/ratings section, and send it back a check for $.01 with "Application Fee" in the memo... attach a note that on principle you don't "pay to play." Maybe when they get 1000 "applications" from qualified individuals (even if you don't intend to even apply for them) all with notes that they won't pay the fee, the policy will change.
Eventually they'll figure out that it costs them more (in time and postage) to send apps out than to not accept the $60 fee.
Eventually they'll figure out that it costs them more (in time and postage) to send apps out than to not accept the $60 fee.
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