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MIADC8 04-26-2011 03:42 PM

just got an email from eagle sayin i didnt meet there minimums, and i am short the multi just wondering do i have to wait the 90 days to re-apply even if i have reached the minimums

love2av8 04-26-2011 04:45 PM


Originally Posted by MIADC8 (Post 985950)
just got an email from eagle sayin i didnt meet there minimums, and i am short the multi just wondering do i have to wait the 90 days to re-apply even if i have reached the minimums

I would venture to say no, you haven't interviewed, you only had your application reviewed. Just keep it update it regularly. Word on the street is that the mins will be dropping soon. Also I don't get how they even reviewed your app if you didn't meet the mins. I am assuming you applied through Airlineapps? I didn't even think it got seen on their end until you met their minimum criteria.

Cruz5350 04-26-2011 04:58 PM

Personally with all this crazy talk I think nobody can even venture to say that they know what HR does. It's a completely different story with every applicant it seems and there is no standard to anything.

MIADC8 04-26-2011 05:15 PM

airline apps and american eagle recruitment website sent in my resume to the email posted

PilotJ3 04-26-2011 05:17 PM


just got an email from eagle sayin i didnt meet there minimums, and i am short the multi just wondering do i have to wait the 90 days to re-apply even if i have reached the minimums
Finish your multi time, and then continue applying. Keep verifying your information.

Before I got hired I had my application for one year and I never received a "don't meet the requirement" letter, even when I was low on multi.

So there might be something wrong in your application other than the flight time. Keep looking for errors.

ERJF15 04-26-2011 05:19 PM


Originally Posted by Cruz5350 (Post 985984)
Personally with all this crazy talk I think nobody can even venture to say that they know what HR does. It's a completely different story with every applicant it seems and there is no standard to anything.


There is a standard. If you don't have the current mins, you don't get an interview.

PilotJ3 04-26-2011 05:21 PM


While still a long while a way and a lot can change, what factors influence choose equipment if a base you desire has multiple. For instance, if one base (not sure if this exists) has all 3 birds and you have no personal preference over the machine, what else do you consider? ORD has both CRJ and ERJ and if given the choice, I don't know what would make me choose one over the other.
Go with the EMJ if you want more flexibility + reserve time seems to be less than the CRJ.

Go to the CRJ if you want a bigger airplane.

Go with the ATR if you want QOL and will get for sure a line faster than the EMJ and CRJ.

Bobs98tlr 04-26-2011 05:52 PM


Originally Posted by ERJF15 (Post 985998)
There is a standard. If you don't have the current mins, you don't get an interview.

No, there really isn't any standard. They will bend the mins when they want. When I was hired mins where 1000/100. I had 650/350 with some minimal previous 121 time.

Edit: I went to a job fair and talked with the hiring folks. That's how I got the interview.

hc0fitted 04-26-2011 08:12 PM


Originally Posted by ERJF15 (Post 985998)
There is a standard. If you don't have the current mins, you don't get an interview.


Do you actually believe that ?

ExperimentalAB 04-26-2011 08:27 PM

The "mins" are never a hard floor.


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