Regionals hiring at 300 and 50
04-17-2007 | 08:01 AM
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Regionals hiring at 300 and 50
All of the Regionals out there are short for various reasons, but if you're worried about your flight time, go to Piedmont. It pays as well as any airline to start and you can build 121 time or wait for them to merge with PSA in about 2010. Whatever your motive, its a job, and they'll take you at whatever your flight time. There is a written assessment and a cake sim ride. Once you've passed the test and don't crash the sim, the rest is fluff. They'll take 350TT and 25-50 mt. (Reguardless of what school you went to)
It's not the best regional, it's not even the best Dash-8 operator. But it pays ok, you'll get as much flight time as you could want, and with the possible exceptions of UPS and Fed Ex, no airline is a sure thing.
It's not the best regional, it's not even the best Dash-8 operator. But it pays ok, you'll get as much flight time as you could want, and with the possible exceptions of UPS and Fed Ex, no airline is a sure thing.
04-17-2007 | 09:48 AM
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You used Mesa to get you to where you are now. Why couldn't someone use Piedmont?
Of course you'd say "no thanks" to this offer - you already have a 121 job that you want to stay at. Believe it or not, there ARE people out there that aren't in your position just yet.
How's that saying go? If you don't have anything useful to say don't say it? Something like that.
04-17-2007 | 01:06 PM
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Wow way to miss the point of the thread.
You used Mesa to get you to where you are now. Why couldn't someone use Piedmont?
Of course you'd say "no thanks" to this offer - you already have a 121 job that you want to stay at. Believe it or not, there ARE people out there that aren't in your position just yet.
How's that saying go? If you don't have anything useful to say don't say it? Something like that.
You used Mesa to get you to where you are now. Why couldn't someone use Piedmont?
Of course you'd say "no thanks" to this offer - you already have a 121 job that you want to stay at. Believe it or not, there ARE people out there that aren't in your position just yet.
How's that saying go? If you don't have anything useful to say don't say it? Something like that.
04-17-2007 | 02:33 PM
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It only takes 4-5 months more to get the hours for a quality regional... you will definitely appreciate it in the long run. Not really many excuses since almost every flight school is hiring these days. Read some posts on TSA and Mesa then think about what each individual is doing to the industry and themselves in the long run.
