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#621
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Cruz, I am just curious. A while back you stated in a different topic forum that a certain 135 operator was and I quote: "I think you will find that it's not a very respected company." I happen to know this company and find that a great many people think otherwise. What is your experience with this place that you feel this way?
#622
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From: B737 F/O
But more seriously......if the company is this disorganized, is it a place you'd really want to work? I know the CFI's and people that haven't flown 121 would probably answer that question differently.
#623
Cruz, I am just curious. A while back you stated in a different topic forum that a certain 135 operator was and I quote: "I think you will find that it's not a very respected company." I happen to know this company and find that a great many people think otherwise. What is your experience with this place that you feel this way?
#626
Have they already scheduled when you guys are headed to MCO for the sim check? I dont know how many are in the class, but are they splitting the class up into groups to complete the simulator in MCO? I would figure it would be a giant cluster if they sent everyone at once.
They set your seniority by age in class as most airlines do?
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I know aircraft with 19 or less seats do not require a cabin PA system (at least I think so). Does Silver use a flight attendant in the 1900? Or does the FO have to poke his head out before startup to do a quick cabin briefing, get soaked helping people up the stairs in the rain, etc?
#630
I know aircraft with 19 or less seats do not require a cabin PA system (at least I think so). Does Silver use a flight attendant in the 1900? Or does the FO have to poke his head out before startup to do a quick cabin briefing, get soaked helping people up the stairs in the rain, etc?
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