Gulfstream Int Airlines
#151
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Cruz is the perfect example of why you want to do everything possible to avoid pink slips. I have seen people take their private, ir, comm, me, before they were ready but wanted to rush it, but have never failed a ride, then they fail. They later take a different ride they are ready for and just have a bad ride and fail that. Suddenly two pink slips and your just starting your career. This does come back later, this guy has applied everywhere and the only two places that have called him are lakes and gulfstream. I think he has 3 pink slips.
Thats like being a dentist and getting a call from the welfare clinic and a funeral home.
Thats like being a dentist and getting a call from the welfare clinic and a funeral home.
#152
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Joined: Mar 2011
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It'll be interesting to see what happens Monday as I am going to apply for a Captain spot. While I was told over the phone they can't hire directly into the Captain seat, I would not have to pay for training, just sign a two year contract, which I don't mind doing right now. But no way am I going to pay for training.
#153
I did but I had a major family emergency which I just couldn't jive with a part time job. Sucks because they are an awesome company that treated me right and with respect through the whole process. I bowed out gracefully and if I want to reapply next season I wont be looked down upon. It's been a very hectic year with some major ups and downs and that's just part of life. It's all how you deal with those situations.
#154
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Joined: Oct 2010
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I got half way through page 4 of this thread and said screw it. You guys that are going to the interviews, and accepting these jobs should all be ashamed of yourselves. You are stepping on the neck and suffocating the industry. If I ever sit on the hiring board of anything, and you walk into the room with GIA on your resume, expect to be shown the door promptly.
#155
Financially it's not feasible for me to finish the checkrides and then instruct. I make decent money now and while a job at any regional is a loss in pay compared to current salary it's a somewhat "stable" job. Plus I can just continue to build time in my own airplane which imo is great.
#156
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Then I'll contact your manager, CEO and Chief pilot and you'll quickly get an e-mail asking why you didn't hire perfectly qualified pilot while when we need pilots.
I got half way through page 4 of this thread and said screw it. You guys that are going to the interviews, and accepting these jobs should all be ashamed of yourselves. You are stepping on the neck and suffocating the industry. If I ever sit on the hiring board of anything, and you walk into the room with GIA on your resume, expect to be shown the door promptly.
#158
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Joined: Jul 2006
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So have they retracted their offer? What do you mean that can't hire directly into the Captain's seat. You mean that I am going to interview for Street Hire Captain, but they wont hire you me directly into the Captain seat? What do you mean by this...
#159
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: AN124 FE
Most places do not tell you why you are not hired.... And airlines trust their hiring board members quite a bit. They would not side with you and they wouldnt say anything to him. Good luck with that.
#160
It appears the whole street captain thing is now up in the air. When I was waiting to get into the sim they had 2 guys who paid the $25K and then furloughed recalled and getting them current again. Only had like maybe 4 days to get back into and let me tell you this it wasn't pretty and the sim instructor was not taking it lightly with them. She was pretty damn tough with them and me.
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