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PUNK 05-02-2022 08:23 AM

Which airlines have the quickest time
 
from interview to IOE?

Sloneckozzz 05-02-2022 08:43 AM


Originally Posted by PUNK (Post 3415602)
from interview to IOE?


For C5 currently is 92 days. Trending to 80


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SoFloFlyer 05-02-2022 11:02 AM


Originally Posted by Sloneckozzz (Post 3415627)
For C5 currently is 92 days. Trending to 80


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Thats actually pretty impressive. Good on y’all for that!

SoFloFlyer 05-02-2022 11:07 AM

For Republic, I’m not sure about interview, but indoc to LOE is about 90ish days? Last I heard LOE to IOE is about 3 weeks and there’s no delay in training. Approximately 110 or so days in total.

Sloneckozzz 05-02-2022 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 3415725)
Thats actually pretty impressive. Good on y’all for that!


Just as impressed as you, our new director of training whipped it into shape we have 40 plus LCPs for 500 plus pilots, and there was a an ioe delay of 4 months when I came now you have 7-10 days off max before IOE l


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DoSomePilotStuf 05-03-2022 04:16 AM


Originally Posted by coodrough568 (Post 3415693)
At MESA we are sitting right around 320 days


I can verify this is pretty close but it depends. One class can take 90 plus days to get through sims so if you are at the front of the line vs the rear can make 90 days difference here. As it stands there are multiple massive delays.

kevin18 05-03-2022 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by DoSomePilotStuf (Post 3416136)
I can verify this is pretty close but it depends. One class can take 90 plus days to get through sims so if you are at the front of the line vs the rear can make 90 days difference here. As it stands there are multiple massive delays.

News flash, any new hire will be at the back of the line.

DoSomePilotStuf 05-03-2022 10:49 AM

Which airlines have the quickest time
 

Originally Posted by kevin18 (Post 3416355)
News flash, any new hire will be at the back of the line.

I was referring to the position within your class that you get called back for sims, which at Mesa is for some reason not done according to seniority. It’s literally luck of the draw. And the training department is moving so slowly that something as benign as that can make a difference of 30, 60 or more days on when you finish training. It’s that friggin bad.

aerocmdr 05-03-2022 12:06 PM

It is really unfortunate how slow it is going at Mesa and there is not much indication management is doing much to try and fix it. Not even all September hires are in flat panels yet and I wouldn't be surprised to see people having legit 10-12 month training footprints. I'm sure the paid vacation is nice but it's a bit much when recruiters were telling people it was only to be a few month delay.


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