Best Regional at EWR
06-23-2014 | 07:19 PM
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Best Regional at EWR
So, I'm looking to potentially apply to a regional that flies (Jet, not Turbo Prop) out of Newark. Someone recently told me Expressjet is not hiring for the EWR base anymore?
Also looking for one where i'll actually fly a lot on reserve. Thanks
Also looking for one where i'll actually fly a lot on reserve. Thanks
06-23-2014 | 07:26 PM
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Why does it have to be a Jet?
06-23-2014 | 08:00 PM
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They aren't hiring for the ERJ period. Why not Endeavor? They are begging for pilots over at their LGA/JFK base, and you'll get a guaranteed job at Delta. lmfao.
06-23-2014 | 08:01 PM
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From: 737 FO
One of them is this:
Don't EVER pick an airline based on the domiciles or where you want to be based, especially in the regional sector. Choose the company that, overall, is the best one for you (and your family, if appropriate). Move if necessary. Commute if you must. But choose based on the whole package, and assume for the sake of discussion that it will be the last job offer you ever get. I'm not saying it will be. But it might be.
06-23-2014 | 08:10 PM
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Ok, so first, I'll admit that my first post was purely flame bait. (I think it worked right?)
Secondly, if your really serious about EWR, have you looked at CommutAir? I noticed you didn't really answer the question about why it has to be a jet. I know a few people at C5, and it doesn't sound like a bad place to be, especially given the recent upgrades to their contract (with zero concessions by the way).
Lastly, if your main criteria for choosing a place to work is based on if you get to fly a jet or not, your probably not going to find much help on these forums.
Secondly, if your really serious about EWR, have you looked at CommutAir? I noticed you didn't really answer the question about why it has to be a jet. I know a few people at C5, and it doesn't sound like a bad place to be, especially given the recent upgrades to their contract (with zero concessions by the way).
Lastly, if your main criteria for choosing a place to work is based on if you get to fly a jet or not, your probably not going to find much help on these forums.
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