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As long as you have 135 IFR mins you have a good shot. I've never heard of PW/GS furlough anyone. The pay isnt the best but its better than GLA and with EAS routes you should be home every night so thats a bonus.
Also look into "Wings Air" They fly chieftans out of ATL. Cheers! |
Where to apply? I can't find their website.
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I would assume the pacific wings website.
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Passed my checkride today. :D
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Congrats on passing your ride!
Anyone who works there, is there any way I can follow up with my resume/cover letter? I just sent in my stuff, but the website specifically says "no phone calls please." Usually I call whoever I'm applying with to make sure they recieved my application, but I don't want to call them when they say specifically not to. |
When I applied, i didnt talk to anyone. All communications were done through email. All the way up to the interview. it was strange to me too.
You are talking GA Skies arent you? I know nothing about Pacific Wings. |
Yeah I'm talking about GS. But you have to apply through pacific wings, so the email is @pacificwings.com. Weird. Ok, I guess I'll sit tight. Thanks
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Originally Posted by friendlyskies
(Post 501676)
Congrats on passing your ride!
Anyone who works there, is there any way I can follow up with my resume/cover letter? I just sent in my stuff, but the website specifically says "no phone calls please." Usually I call whoever I'm applying with to make sure they recieved my application, but I don't want to call them when they say specifically not to. |
Originally Posted by N6724G
(Post 501957)
When I applied, i didnt talk to anyone. All communications were done through email. All the way up to the interview. it was strange to me too.
You are talking GA Skies arent you? I know nothing about Pacific Wings. |
yes, its the same company justy called something else in a different location (wouldnt make sense to cal lan airline pacific wings in Georgia) The Chief Pilot trained us and is a good guy but they have him running crazy. He trains us, he is the Chief pilot and he shuttles planes back and forth from GA to New Mexico. We'll see what its like. Wish me luck.
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Originally Posted by N6724G
(Post 502106)
yes, its the same company justy called something else in a different location (wouldnt make sense to cal lan airline pacific wings in Georgia) The Chief Pilot trained us and is a good guy but they have him running crazy. He trains us, he is the Chief pilot and he shuttles planes back and forth from GA to New Mexico. We'll see what its like. Wish me luck.
EDIT: Nevermind you passed already. Good luck with flying in and outta ATL. |
Originally Posted by FSUpilot
(Post 477865)
yeah you tell em!!:D
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I hear its rougher at PW
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$1,200 a month and someone has the cluelessness to say "not a bad place to work"?
And I thought I was a wh(O)re at a regional. Don't encourage this kind of stuff. If they can't find pilots because their pay is atrocious, they'll have to raise their rates. If they can't raise them, they'll go out of business. And that's the way it should be. Otherwise, they can polish my pole for $1,200/mo. I'm with Pennekamp. We couldn't have left that dump of an overnight too soon. Stinks to lose flying but I could let that one go. |
Originally Posted by Airway
(Post 502923)
$1,200 a month and someone has the cluelessness to say "not a bad place to work"?
And I thought I was a wh(O)re at a regional. Don't encourage this kind of stuff. If they can't find pilots because their pay is atrocious, they'll have to raise their rates. If they can't raise them, they'll go out of business. And that's the way it should be. Otherwise, they can polish my pole for $1,200/mo. I'm with Pennekamp. We couldn't have left that dump of an overnight too soon. Stinks to lose flying but I could let that one go. |
Originally Posted by Airway
(Post 502923)
$1,200 a month and someone has the cluelessness to say "not a bad place to work"?
And I thought I was a wh(O)re at a regional. Don't encourage this kind of stuff. If they can't find pilots because their pay is atrocious, they'll have to raise their rates. If they can't raise them, they'll go out of business. And that's the way it should be. Otherwise, they can polish my pole for $1,200/mo. I'm with Pennekamp. We couldn't have left that dump of an overnight too soon. Stinks to lose flying but I could let that one go. |
Originally Posted by skatergeek
(Post 502931)
Most people who are going to PW/NMA/GS are going there to be PIC. Then, the pay ins't bad at all. 30k+ a year to fly bout 10 people, home everynight, sounds pretty good to me.
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Any idea how long it takes from resume submission until one can expect a call/email ? Thanks
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Yeah I've applied twice in the last 2 months with nothing...I'd take it since I live in Atlanta...60 miles I could deal with...
Any more training classes going on right now? |
Originally Posted by FSUpilot
(Post 502976)
I didn't say it was good place to work either... its a job... plus i'm an F/O on a single pilot airplane... how much pay do you expect??? Flying a 50 - 70 passenger jet for just a little more is the same thing or worse isnt it? We are all responsible in some way or another.
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Originally Posted by friendlyskies
(Post 503002)
Any idea how long it takes from resume submission until one can expect a call/email ? Thanks
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[quote=FSUpilot;502976]
Flying a 50 - 70 passenger jet for just a little more is the same thing or worse isnt it? /quote] i made 30 my first year, 38 second year and hopefully 40 and change this year.... nothing close to 14,400. |
Originally Posted by TheBills
(Post 477860)
Furloughed XJT sir and pretty much took no pay cut in the transition. I will fly somewhere around 65 hours this month, and work 16 days (home every night). Per flight hour based on this month 2500/65 = $38.46 per hour you could say, but it will change month to month, its salary so it doesn't matter. So ill say this again, take a peak at a GLakes CA year 1 at $27 an hour and then compare. Also do it for a Mesa airlines second year FO on a jet, who is really lowering the bar?
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Question:
Since you don't need a type for the caravan (under 12.5... though not sure about the turbine bit), if you are an SIC, when can you log PIC in the caravan? I read you go through the same training and check? Only on Pt 91 legs empty? 135 empty legs? Never? |
Originally Posted by cencal83406
(Post 516855)
Question:
Since you don't need a type for the caravan (under 12.5... though not sure about the turbine bit), if you are an SIC, when can you log PIC in the caravan? I read you go through the same training and check? Only on Pt 91 legs empty? 135 empty legs? Never? |
So your saying if your 300hr SIC for a 135 outfit and its your leg to fly with passengers you can log PIC??? That doesnt make sense because even VFR 135 captains have minimum requirements before they can even become PIC's let alone flying IFR. I would check with your Chief before logging PIC as an SIC with a 135 outfit.
Nothing will look worse in your logbook than logging a bunch of PIC time when 1.) Your 8410, 297 and 293 are for the SIC checkout and 2.) Your logging legs as PIC with passengers and not meeting the minimum requirements to be a PIC whether it be VFR 500tt or IFR 1200tt. Dont be foolish.. |
I worked for PW in New Mexico and Georgia before being fired over a lie. Myself and 3 other pilots were fired for trying to let another pilot from another 121 airline get a jumpseat. We attempted to contact upper management about getting him some sort of jumpseat or discounted rate and were told absolutely NO. So we made the guy pay for a ticket and 2 days later we were fired for "trying to smuggle someone on board" which was completely an exaggeration. In my time with PW I witness about a dozen pilots fired in a 6 month period. Since then I know of 9 more being fired in the last 3 months. This is a complete crap company I beleive they do very shady operations and that they will fire anyone who they are threatened by who are usually the better and safer pilots, and keep the idiots who shouldn't be flying to begin with. And on a further note I wouldn't recommend management to run a lemonade stand. RUn away
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Originally Posted by pilotman4u
(Post 549891)
I worked for PW in New Mexico and Georgia before being fired over a lie. Myself and 3 other pilots were fired for trying to let another pilot from another 121 airline get a jumpseat. We attempted to contact upper management about getting him some sort of jumpseat or discounted rate and were told absolutely NO. So we made the guy pay for a ticket and 2 days later we were fired for "trying to smuggle someone on board" which was completely an exaggeration. In my time with PW I witness about a dozen pilots fired in a 6 month period. Since then I know of 9 more being fired in the last 3 months. This is a complete crap company I beleive they do very shady operations and that they will fire anyone who they are threatened by who are usually the better and safer pilots, and keep the idiots who shouldn't be flying to begin with. And on a further note I wouldn't recommend management to run a lemonade stand. RUn away
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Originally Posted by TheBills
(Post 549900)
Its sad but very true. seven fired yesterday for trying to form a union.
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Originally Posted by TheBills
(Post 549900)
Its sad but very true. seven fired yesterday for trying to form a union.
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You got terminated for trying to form a union? That's ridiculous.
Sorry to hear. |
Originally Posted by RPJ80
(Post 550042)
It was TEN that were terminated without cause, as I was one of them.
Sorry to hear about this - good luck to you all.:mad: |
Before 1/31/09, there were 38 Pilots employed by PW/NMA/GS.
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Is there not some sort of labor protection against being fired for organizing? Even in an at will work state?
Even though I don't expect anything more or less from the shameless management of Pacific Wings. Do not work here. No matter how badly you need the hours. They will use you and throw you away. |
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