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United Express
Does anyone have any info about this company?
According to United's website(which for all I know, assume it's United's website, not the regional united express), Skywest operates their flights. But, I've seen United's airplanes (which are supposedly operated by Skywest) in United's paint scheme. Any info? What about their hiring requiremens? Is all that done through Skywest? |
Originally Posted by shanejj
(Post 111794)
Does anyone have any info about this company?
According to United's website(which for all I know, assume it's United's website, not the regional united express), Skywest operates their flights. But, I've seen United's airplanes (which are supposedly operated by Skywest) in United's paint scheme. Any info? What about their hiring requiremens? Is all that done through Skywest? |
Originally Posted by shanejj
(Post 111794)
Does anyone have any info about this company?
According to United's website(which for all I know, assume it's United's website, not the regional united express), Skywest operates their flights. But, I've seen United's airplanes (which are supposedly operated by Skywest) in United's paint scheme. Any info? What about their hiring requiremens? Is all that done through Skywest? |
sad thing is this guy wil have a job there in 500 hrs hahahha
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I think PanAm Express and Eastern Express are part of them too hehe
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Skywest, Mesa, and dare I say it GOjet:eek: do yourself a favor and don't go there
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United Express is regional flying for United Airlines and is done by regional carriers who carry the colors of United under the banner "United Express".
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Someone please educate this person!! Educate them so they don't wind up at GoJet!!!
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United Express rocks. IF you went to a Jet U program like atp, they will hire you into the Gojet CRJ 700 for ExPLus. Explus is the way to go in in United Express. IF you didn't go to a Jet U program, I'd seriously consider looking into paying the 20 grand and doing the transition program. Gojet is looking hard for "Explus" FO's, and it's a huge step ahead of anything else in the regionals. Just ask any United Express pilot about the Gojet "Explus" pilots, and they will tell you how awesome it is :-)
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Originally Posted by dingo222
(Post 111872)
United Express rocks. IF you went to a Jet U program like atp, they will hire you into the Gojet CRJ 700 for ExPLus. Explus is the way to go in in United Express. IF you didn't go to a Jet U program, I'd seriously consider looking into paying the 20 grand and doing the transition program. Gojet is looking hard for "Explus" FO's, and it's a huge step ahead of anything else in the regionals. Just ask any United Express pilot about the Gojet "Explus" pilots, and they will tell you how awesome it is :-)
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lol, hehehehe
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haha dude that's just evil.
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WOW sadly this is probably the best laugh I've had all week!!!
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Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 111799)
Jesus, are you serious? ................... This is rediculous
You guys that mock them are not very welcoming at all, and make it appear to be some elitest club and if a guy doesnt already know the industry he shouldnt ask questions. This is his way of doing research. Asking people who are suposed to know and you all bash him. Just lone I didnt understand the whole bid a line thing and peole mocked me. How do I learn it if Iget mocked for it? |
You dont know how to bid? hahahhaaaaaaaaaaaahhhahha j/k, I was just bustin his chops I would have replied with a lucid, educated explanation, I just figured somebody else would ;)
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Originally Posted by Baronpilot
(Post 111813)
United Express is regional flying for United Airlines and is done by regional carriers who carry the colors of United under the banner "United Express".
What's wrong with this? I wasn't trying to make fun of him, just explain what United Express flying was. |
whats wrong with a little entertainment, its not like peoples feelings are actually getting hurt
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Originally Posted by shanejj
(Post 111794)
Does anyone have any info about this company?
According to United's website(which for all I know, assume it's United's website, not the regional united express), Skywest operates their flights. But, I've seen United's airplanes (which are supposedly operated by Skywest) in United's paint scheme. Any info? What about their hiring requiremens? Is all that done through Skywest? |
k, i got a good laugh out of it at his expense. It's friday, you ain't got no job, you ain't got sh*t to do...... lol. Here's the scoop on Uni-ted express, and Explus! As said before, it's flown by several regional airlines that feed the hubs from the smaller cities. Lets see, Colgan, Mesa, Gojet, Trans States, all 3 Republic companies and Skywest make up United Express. I think Great Lakes also feeds United Express, but it's been a while since I was out in Denver.
My good deed for the day. |
Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 111904)
You dont know how to bid? hahahhaaaaaaaaaaaahhhahha j/k, I was just bustin his chops I would have replied with a lucid, educated explanation, I just figured somebody else would ;)
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nah, no feelings hurt here. Just curious, I'd be doing the same thing if someone asked a ? and knew all too much about the info.
So, whats this with Gojet....tell me about them...judging by u guys..they're the worstto consider? |
Originally Posted by shanejj
(Post 112055)
nah, no feelings hurt here. Just curious, I'd be doing the same thing if someone asked a ? and knew all too much about the info.
So, whats this with Gojet....tell me about them...judging by u guys..they're the worstto consider? |
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