MAJOR news about 1500 hour rule change
#61
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It absolutely is. You get flight benefits and pay. There's not another interview at any point. With the flow, American is hiring private pilots.
https://www.psaairlines.com/careers/cadet-program/
https://www.psaairlines.com/careers/cadet-program/
Do you have a crew badge that says PSA Airlines? Do you get first year FO pay? Are you in the union? Are you in CASS??
Sounds like you aren't an employee. Reminds me of the guys I work with who think they work for American Airlines. Again, does your badge say AA?
#62
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"Mentorship and promotional material" lol. You get up to $5,000 in tuition reimbursement. Great, but not salary.
Do you have a crew badge that says PSA Airlines? Do you get first year FO pay? Are you in the union? Are you in CASS??
Sounds like you aren't an employee. Reminds me of the guys I work with who think they work for American Airlines. Again, does your badge say AA?
Do you have a crew badge that says PSA Airlines? Do you get first year FO pay? Are you in the union? Are you in CASS??
Sounds like you aren't an employee. Reminds me of the guys I work with who think they work for American Airlines. Again, does your badge say AA?
I don't work an an American WO, I'm just pointing out that similar programs exist already and Delta is just taking it one step further. I don't know why anyone is surprised Delta treats Endeavor the way they do, look at Comair. Delta is ruthlessly brilliant at business. If you're dealing with them, they're going to come out ahead.
#63
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The point is that the "hire" takes place at the private pilot level and as long as you don't bend an airplane or do something colossally stupid you're going to be an American pilot. They'll tell you in the cadet interview that they're hiring for American. The only chance they have to get rid of you is during your probationary periods.
I don't work an an American WO, I'm just pointing out that similar programs exist already and Delta is just taking it one step further. I don't know why anyone is surprised Delta treats Endeavor the way they do, look at Comair. Delta is ruthlessly brilliant at business. If you're dealing with them, they're going to come out ahead.
I don't work an an American WO, I'm just pointing out that similar programs exist already and Delta is just taking it one step further. I don't know why anyone is surprised Delta treats Endeavor the way they do, look at Comair. Delta is ruthlessly brilliant at business. If you're dealing with them, they're going to come out ahead.
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I heard a few senior Regional Captains have been told in interviews that they have "too many" Regional hours to be considered for the Majors.
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Colloquially referred to as the "10,000 hour kiss of death"
Employers wonder why you never moved on. Usually it isn't a good thing since the regionals are generally looked at as a stepping stone. If you stay for a really long time, people start to think theres some reason no one has picked you up
Employers wonder why you never moved on. Usually it isn't a good thing since the regionals are generally looked at as a stepping stone. If you stay for a really long time, people start to think theres some reason no one has picked you up
#69
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Colloquially referred to as the "10,000 hour kiss of death"
Employers wonder why you never moved on. Usually it isn't a good thing since the regionals are generally looked at as a stepping stone. If you stay for a really long time, people start to think theres some reason no one has picked you up
Employers wonder why you never moved on. Usually it isn't a good thing since the regionals are generally looked at as a stepping stone. If you stay for a really long time, people start to think theres some reason no one has picked you up
#70
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Yeah but they can afford to filter out applications however they want. Usually what's "fair" isn't taken into consideration.
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