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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 1312106)
The bottom line is most regionals don't have any hiring standards other than a pulse, and rightfully so at the wage they're offering. The majors pay more, therefore attracting a bigger pool, and can be picky about who they hire. But a flow to Delta without an interview? No way. You've got weed out the left seat addicts and the bad personalities.
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Originally Posted by swamp
(Post 1312215)
Shy let me ask you, what do you think is more acceptable? An airline to hire a 250 hour pilot (such as yourself, when pinnacle gave you an opportunity that no other regional would have given you) or a flow from a regional to mainline for QUALIFIED pilots,(has degree, has enough flt time, no criminal record ect)?
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Originally Posted by swamp
(Post 1311958)
So are you saying there will be no more preferential hiring from Women of aviation international, black pilots of America, or lucky pilots with BARE minimums whose mommy and daddy are in management, all of which I know for a fact Delta have hired in the past over more competitive applicants, (me) , and in all cases these folks have a combination TPIC time of (drumroll)=0.... Spare all of us the BS that Delta only hires the best.....I've been busting my a%$ for the past 16 years to get on with Delta and can't even get a call, but someone with 3 years in the industry and the right physical attributes gets on with minimum experience...
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Originally Posted by Mesabah
(Post 1312289)
The answer is neither, flows are terrible in practice and they also cost negotiating capital that can be spent elsewhere. Scope recapture is what needs to happen.
Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1312369)
You mean like that guy that runs the jetcareers website? He was hired at Delta while a Beech 1900 copilot at Skyway. But according to him, he deserved to get hired at Delta when he did.
who was hired while an ASA FO, but she was pretty forth right and knew why she was hired( well at least why she got an interview, I believe YOU get the job, getting the interview, well that's another matter). |
Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1312369)
You mean like that guy that runs the jetcareers website? He was hired at Delta while a Beech 1900 copilot at Skyway. But according to him, he deserved to get hired at Delta when he did.
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Originally Posted by swamp
(Post 1312215)
Shy let me ask you, what do you think is more acceptable? An airline to hire a 250 hour pilot (such as yourself, when pinnacle gave you an opportunity that no other regional would have given you) or a flow from a regional to mainline for QUALIFIED pilots,(has degree, has enough flt time, no criminal record ect)?
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Originally Posted by CrakPipeOvrheat
(Post 1312152)
Even you could compose yourself long enough to pass an interview.
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Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1312369)
You mean like that guy that runs the jetcareers website? He was hired at Delta while a Beech 1900 copilot at Skyway. But according to him, he deserved to get hired at Delta when he did.
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Originally Posted by swamp
(Post 1312215)
Shy let me ask you, what do you think is more acceptable? An airline to hire a 250 hour pilot (such as yourself, when pinnacle gave you an opportunity that no other regional would have given you) or a flow from a regional to mainline for QUALIFIED pilots,(has degree, has enough flt time, no criminal record ect)?
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Originally Posted by swamp
(Post 1312111)
Ok so if I'm doing something wrong, please educate us all. When you got hired at Delta years ago what were your qualifications? TPIC, TT, and do you fit one of the three preferential hiring criteria I listed in my original post (WAI, BPA, hook ups with daddy/mommy) someone has posted that your parents are very well connected, just wondering if it's true..
Dad was an NW pilot that retired in 2004, and I was hired by DL a year and a half before the merger was even announced. DL didn't know nor care who my dad was. I had 2 referrals from retired non mgmt line pilots. Not many of the people I know of that got interviewed fit in your 3 hook up categories. In fact, they are very much a minority of who gets called for interviews. Last round the hard floor for an interview no matter gender, race, or who mom/dad is was 4000 hours. The pilots' kids appeared to have a horrible pass rate in the interview. I know some were hired, but every one of them that I know did not get hired. |
Originally Posted by MEMbrain
(Post 1312369)
You mean like that guy that runs the jetcareers website? He was hired at Delta while a Beech 1900 copilot at Skyway. But according to him, he deserved to get hired at Delta when he did.
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