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Originally Posted by love2av8
(Post 979588)
Had my interview today. There were 13 applicants. I know at least 7 of us made it and I know for sure 2 didn't. The others were still going through the motions. It was an awesome experience. Got the pre-offer so now I'm just waiting on background check and employment verification. I've got about 2050TT and 333 Multi. There were others in the class with more and less. Probably half were CFI's. At the start they said they were looking to hire 700 pilots this year and they had already hired 200 this year. They said the number just keeps increasing, crazy days.
Welcome to the party where everyday is crazy :p |
As for hiring at minimums. I was hired and started march 28th applying at 805/200. Started AE with about 850 TT. Now just need another 2150 before I can upgrade to captain, but it will be about 3-5 yrs before my senority number is called for an upgrade.[/QUOTE]
I think I would be more concerned with getting through initial training then worrying about an upgrade at this point. |
You have to be concerned to get trough training even before thinking getting a line. After you get a line you start worrying about the upgrade.
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Originally Posted by AftaMEI
(Post 979549)
Just adding to your list of other deal breakers before the interview:
-Current First class medical, if you apply with a first class from 2 yrs ago that will be a quick denial. -Restricted Radiotelephone (RR) license. -Instrument Current. The RR license is easy to get, google it pay 60 bucks and get your number from the same website the next day. Same as for a medical just take a few hours out of your day to get it. These items must all be current prior to applying. Keep in mind that they do go back to your original application to look for discrepancies. On that note don't put that you have 800 hours when you apply when you actually have 780 because they will go back to verify that you did have the hours you stated when you applied. As for hiring at minimums. I was hired and started march 28th applying at 805/200. Started AE with about 850 TT. Now just need another 2150 before I can upgrade to captain, but it will be about 3-5 yrs before my senority number is called for an upgrade. haha 3-5 year upgrade, these new people are hilarious. Be happy if you aren't furloughed in 6 months. |
word is another 65 upgrades in the soon to be published vacany bid for you guys....
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Originally Posted by raress
(Post 979444)
I'm a little shy on TT.... my multi time is there. Only one checkride failure, clean driving record, spelling and punctuation on app is flawless. It's like anything else in this business... ya gotta be persistent. Keeping my eye on the prize :)
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Originally Posted by ERJF15
(Post 979411)
Just another FYI folks...these maybe some reasons why you didn't get hired or an interview:!
You guys need to keep in mind that the HR people have to keepo their jobs too... which means they have to interview XX number of people each week. if they don't have enough applications they will call you down for an interview, knowing full well in advance that they are not going to hire you.... but they don't care about wasting your time, so long as they get their numbers up. It's typical AMR; Ain't My Responsibility... and their boss doesn't look at what they reject, only what they approve.... |
I just got the email saying that my resume would be reviewed in 2 days. So im keeping my fingers crossed!!
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Originally Posted by Mason32
(Post 979928)
the TT requirment is only 1,000 and you already have a bust?
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Originally Posted by raress
(Post 979965)
Yes, that is correct. One checkride bust. Commercial ASEL 8 years ago. I think it's safe to say most people have had a checkride failure some time during their training.
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