Pilot shortage-give your report
#31
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The counter argument would be, why would you keep your medical active if you weren't already employed?
#33
I am sorry to hear the interview didn't work out. I know they don't have a sim portion anymore. If you would like I can try and talk with people I know and see if I can help. PM if you would like. I've been around this forum enough to get an idea of the type of person you most likely are. You seem like one of the few level headed guys on here that is well spoken.
Interviews are a pain. It's so subjective. Maybe you were nervous (who isn't) and maybe the team were having a bad day and they decide your not what they are looking for? It's dumb.
#34
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That database is based on getting a first class medical. Why get a first when a 2nd or 3rd will more than do the trick?
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For instance, we know that there chemtrails are 100% false - *wink* wink* - and the government always tells the truth. If they say that there are 140,000 ATP's, it must be true.
By the way, what was the proper discharge pressure for the mind control spray? Was it 18psi?
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We all know better than most that you can trust the government not to lie to us. Those statistics MUST be correct.
For instance, we know that there chemtrails are 100% false - *wink* wink* - and the government always tells the truth. If they say that there are 140,000 ATP's, it must be true.
By the way, what was the proper discharge pressure for the mind control spray? Was it 18psi?
For instance, we know that there chemtrails are 100% false - *wink* wink* - and the government always tells the truth. If they say that there are 140,000 ATP's, it must be true.
By the way, what was the proper discharge pressure for the mind control spray? Was it 18psi?
#38
I'm failing to understand what your getting at. AWAC, historically, has had zero issues attracting candidates. This is because our pay and contract is very good. I'm 2nd year and make more than nearly every other regional FO will max out at. I don't say that to brag at all, but rather we've never had issues in the past because of decent wages so I am very surprised by this move. Things are a lot tougher than they are leading us to believe here that is for sure.
I am sorry to hear the interview didn't work out. I know they don't have a sim portion anymore. If you would like I can try and talk with people I know and see if I can help. PM if you would like. I've been around this forum enough to get an idea of the type of person you most likely are. You seem like one of the few level headed guys on here that is well spoken.
Interviews are a pain. It's so subjective. Maybe you were nervous (who isn't) and maybe the team were having a bad day and they decide your not what they are looking for? It's dumb.
I am sorry to hear the interview didn't work out. I know they don't have a sim portion anymore. If you would like I can try and talk with people I know and see if I can help. PM if you would like. I've been around this forum enough to get an idea of the type of person you most likely are. You seem like one of the few level headed guys on here that is well spoken.
Interviews are a pain. It's so subjective. Maybe you were nervous (who isn't) and maybe the team were having a bad day and they decide your not what they are looking for? It's dumb.
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That's a ridiculous argument. Regionals operate on razor thin margins. They might be able to raise pay slightly but their entire business model is based on a cheap labor force with low overhead. This big shift in pilot pay will occur only if service is greatly impacted and the regional carriers say they can't staff at those rates. At that point, though, it would be cheaper to take on the flying themselves. This big sudden shift of massive increases wouldn't happen if a single pilot wasn't ever created again.
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There ARE tonnes of pilots with their ATP, both flying now and in training...they are flying for Lufthansa, Chinese airlines, and other Asian airlines. The numbers the FAA puts out include all foreign pilots.
Atlas hired quite a few last year, and their net gain was less than five. They tried to expand, but could not.
Salaries? I'd call going from $12K/month to $25K/month a big pay increase...it is happening in various parts of Asia, starting with China. They aren't paying more because of a surplus of pilots.
Guys leaving UAL during class, turning down class dates at the majors....that is a sign of the pilot shortage.
Atlas hired quite a few last year, and their net gain was less than five. They tried to expand, but could not.
Salaries? I'd call going from $12K/month to $25K/month a big pay increase...it is happening in various parts of Asia, starting with China. They aren't paying more because of a surplus of pilots.
Guys leaving UAL during class, turning down class dates at the majors....that is a sign of the pilot shortage.
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