Someone was asking when/where the next AE job fair would be.

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070503/dath035.html?.v=86

American Eagle Airlines Hosts Career Fair for Pilots in Los Angeles
Thursday May 3, 2:58 pm ET

FORT WORTH, Texas, May 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, will be pre-screening applicants and interviewing qualified pilots for positions at the Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles at 6101 West Century Boulevard this Saturday, May 5. There will be a short presentation beginning at 10 a.m.

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To qualify for an interview with American Eagle, a pilot must meet the following minimum requirements:

* Commercial Pilot Certification with Multi-engine and Instrument
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* Total fixed-wing time in excess of 800 hours
* Multi-engine fixed-wing time in excess of 100 hours
* Recent flying experience
* Current FAA First Class Medical
* IFR Currency
* FCC License
* Possess the ability to work in the U.S.
* Possess the ability to travel in and out of the U.S. to all
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* A valid passport
* Ability to relocate
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* Age 21+

Pilot applicants are encouraged to complete the online application at http://www.AmericanEagleCareers.com prior to attending on-site events.

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Good Afternoon,

With mins changing by the day, is AE hard and fast on the 800/100 figure?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

V/R,
Apollo

 

I'll be at the AE job fair in LAX with a friend this Saturday. Maybe I can finally put a face on some of you APC guys here! I'd like to meet some of you. Who's going??

 

If you went to an aviation college or a flight school like ATP then you can get in with lower mins. It never hurts to fill out the airlineapps.com and/or go to the job fair to get your face recognized with the recruiters. Good luck!

 

Flyby1206,

You're right. There is nothing like having a face to face. Thanks.

Apollo

 

I guess nobody's going.....

 

For those of you going to the job fair in LAX for Eagle. I went to the one in BOS about a month ago. There were about 25 people that attended. Anyways, basically what they do is give about a 90 presentation on the company, (done by a Capt.) and then they do a Q&A session. Now for those that qualify 800TT Guys and Gals they will interview you that day. However, I only have 450TT and 100ME so they told me to get a "couple hundred more hours and keep them posted on my progress. This is a great a company and they care as I even recieved a follow up email the following week for attending and they like my resume i just need more hours. I think it is worth attending even if you dont have the flight time becuase they get to know you as i spoke with HR and their Capt afterwards. Oh yea and PS- wear a suit I did , but there wwere some who didnt.

 

Hey, good information! I don't meet the quals yet either but I'm going to go anyway to get a heads up on things and get to know some of the people there. Are you going to the LAX one tomorrow?

 

Negative, I am not going to LAX tomorrow, I went to the one in BOS , but I am going to ATL as there will be a number of different airlines there so I can compare. EAgle is great overall though. Good luck, let me know how it goes! Whats your flighttime??