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meeko031 01-08-2011 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by fjetter (Post 927066)
I heard from a friend that is doing transition training from the EMB to the CRJ as a CA that they are seeing some high attrition in new hire training classes. Anybody else able to provide some insight to these comments?


that cant be good

Flyby1206 01-08-2011 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by fjetter (Post 927066)
I heard from a friend that is doing transition training from the EMB to the CRJ as a CA that they are seeing some high attrition in new hire training classes. Anybody else able to provide some insight to these comments?

I wouldnt be surprised. Back when regional hiring was cranking in 2007-2008 people that couldnt get hired at other carriers would come to Eagle and finish IOE, then get scooped up by Skywest/RAH once they proved they could make it through the training at Eagle.

Its getting to the point where there just arent enough applicants for Eagle, and they will need to find a new way to attract applicants. Even lowering the mins wont help much now... it should start to get really interesting.

XForces 01-08-2011 07:57 PM


Originally Posted by jmartin (Post 927014)
Were you asked any airplane-specific systems questions?

Also- not much on RVR in the aim... any other study guides for that?

Check your PMs ;)

stillageek 01-09-2011 05:25 AM


Originally Posted by withthatsaid182 (Post 927017)
When you're on reserve you won't have 2 seconds to use your non-rev privileges anyways. 11 days off a month while commuting leaves you with about enough time to do laundry and give your significant other a chance to break up with you in person. ;)

Hmmm not true. My wife and I traveled EVERY MONTH for the first 2 years I was at Eagle. We went to Canada, Mexico, Japan and all around the United States. I moved RSV days around and of course used vacation days. Only slowed down after the second year because she was pregnant. My daughter, wife and I have been on at least 12 flights since my daughter was born...and I was still on reserve. It's all about planning.

jmartin 01-09-2011 02:20 PM

Thanks man. This is incredibly encouraging for me. I interview on the 27th, live in Nashville, and will prob move to my base. My wife and I are looking forward to traveling and having a baby... So thanks for the post

lakehouse 01-09-2011 04:14 PM

good luck!


Originally Posted by jmartin (Post 927377)
Thanks man. This is incredibly encouraging for me. I interview on the 27th, live in Nashville, and will prob move to my base. My wife and I are looking forward to traveling and having a baby... So thanks for the post


jmartin 01-09-2011 04:27 PM

Do you have to have your FCC for the interview?? And how long does it take??

lakehouse 01-09-2011 04:34 PM

I would strongly urge you to get it, you can do it online, google/this forum search will yield some good quick online directions to get it. It came in like 5 days for me.

Da Magic 01-09-2011 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by jmartin (Post 927438)
Do you have to have your FCC for the interview?? And how long does it take??

I think you can print up a temp ASAP (dont quote me) but you wont get an interview without one, i believe.

lol, I realize this post doesn't help at all.

What 01-09-2011 04:52 PM


Originally Posted by Da Magic (Post 927441)
I think you can print up a temp ASAP (dont quote me) but you wont get an interview without one, i believe.

lol, I realize this post doesn't help at all.

Must have proof that the FCC License has been ordered, must bring the original or receipt of order to the interview but will need the original to meet the review board and must bring it to the first day of class...


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