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Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1287867)
I think the graduating classes for riddle, und and the other "famous" aviation universities can more than cover that amount.
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Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1287867)
I think the graduating classes for riddle, und and the other "famous" aviation universities can more than cover that amount.
Are you the famous ******* that likes to knock every guy who has a degree from an aviation school because it makes you feel better then them? Or perhaps you are the guy without a degree that makes fun of UND and Riddle guys for having a degree? Given the fact that you obviously have a pre determined opinion of pilots from these schools, I will tell you to be cautious when you talk about said opinions in public. Since you feel that RAH can be staffed by only said pilots from "famous" aviation universities, it is possible you may insult every single new co-worker you have. It's also possible they will be interviewing you for a job someday... |
Originally Posted by flyingkangaroo
(Post 1287901)
I don't think it's even possible for every university level aviation program combined to put out much more then 700-1000 COMMERCIAL (250 hours) pilots. Its more likely about 600-700 and half of those guys wont fly for regionals, even less will have 1500 hours...
Are you the famous ******* that likes to knock every guy who has a degree from an aviation school because it makes you feel better then them? Or perhaps you are the guy without a degree that makes fun of UND and Riddle guys for having a degree? Given the fact that you obviously have a pre determined opinion of pilots from these schools, I will tell you to be cautious when you talk about said opinions in public. Since you feel that RAH can be staffed by only said pilots from "famous" aviation universities, it is possible you may insult every single new co-worker you have. It's also possible they will be interviewing you for a job someday... No they won't. |
Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1287867)
I think the graduating classes for riddle, und and the other "famous" aviation universities can more than cover that amount.
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There is also the probability of this being a PR stunt to attract pilots who otherwise wouldn't be interested. Hiring bonuses only helped so much. If the recruiters sell their prospective hires on the idea of massive movement, they may get a few more guys who closer to ATP minnimums.
If something sounds to good to be true, it probably is... |
Originally Posted by Joachim
(Post 1288017)
If something sounds to good to be true, it probably is... |
Interview
They are being aggressive, I put my app in this past Sunday morning, got a call Monday morning to set up interview which is now next week.
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Originally Posted by xtownboy
(Post 1288027)
They are being aggressive, I put my app in this past Sunday morning, got a call Monday morning to set up interview which is now next week.
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Originally Posted by freezingflyboy
(Post 1287771)
I hope you're right and that those Airbii don't end up at RAH or any other regional. However, history does not support your argument.
I'd be willing to bet that when you remove labor costs, flying 2 E75s costs just about the same as flying one S80 over the same stage length. About the same number of seats, both premium and economy. Frequency is a bonus. Airline executives are well-known snake oil salesmen when it comes to their interests. Sadly, this profession is filled to the brim with gullible saps who will bite the same hook over and over. |
Don't they have a 5yr training contract for the E-Jets?
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