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MtnFlying 11-17-2021 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by dcaflyer (Post 3324112)
I'm not a cadet. just a regular hire

I got an email with directions on how to register for access to SWOL (not the full version yet) 90 days from the start of my INDOC class. Based on your class date, expect to see something by the end of this month in order to start uploading all of the documents they need and to knock out the drug screening, finger prints, etc.

I had ATP-CTP completed already, but I've heard that the travel info for that piece comes out about a week before the start of class.

Pawpy 11-17-2021 05:28 PM

After sending an application how long does SkyWest typically take to respond?

DB12 11-17-2021 06:58 PM

How close to reaching the ATP minimums can you apply?

SayAltitude 11-17-2021 07:56 PM


Originally Posted by Utah (Post 3324036)
My .$.02...

If you want the West Coast, take the ERJ. CRJ flying is being greatly reduced in California and even SLC. The 200 flying in LAX is nearly gone, PSP has seen a reduction in lines as well. There are nine additional Alaska 175s coming next year?

If you want to be based in PHX, DFW, DTW, COS, ORD, DEN, or MSP the CRJ is still a good choice. The only choice for the first four. The CRJ flying in SLC sucks and is being reduced.

As far as CRJ to ERJ transitions.. I heard/read that they weren't going to start again until March or April next year. If there isn't adequate staffing on the CRJ at the time, they will probably cancel those classes and continue just upgrading with the short course. Attrition is absolutely crazy right now, and will probably stay that way. LOL at management being concerned about seniority over staffing. I think management likes to be able to advertise the quicker 175 upgrade time as well.

I requested CRJ during my interview. Is it possible to switch to ERJ? Class date isn't til May.

CareerPivot 11-17-2021 08:14 PM


Originally Posted by DB12 (Post 3324307)
How close to reaching the ATP minimums can you apply?

I applied with close to 1200 and got an email to schedule an interview a few days later. I think classes are being scheduled 6-7 months out (mine was and that was several months ago).

CareerPivot 11-17-2021 08:18 PM


Originally Posted by Claxstarr (Post 3324096)
Not for much longer, but it is for now.
First half of the day is ground from the hotel room, second half is matrix and dts(fms) lab.

I read CQ and initial ground school will be going back to live classrooms starting in January.

SayAltitude 11-17-2021 08:19 PM


Originally Posted by Utah (Post 3324036)
My .$.02...

If you want the West Coast, take the ERJ. CRJ flying is being greatly reduced in California and even SLC. The 200 flying in LAX is nearly gone, PSP has seen a reduction in lines as well. There are nine additional Alaska 175s coming next year?

If you want to be based in PHX, DFW, DTW, COS, ORD, DEN, or MSP the CRJ is still a good choice. The only choice for the first four. The CRJ flying in SLC sucks and is being reduced.

As far as CRJ to ERJ transitions.. I heard/read that they weren't going to start again until March or April next year. If there isn't adequate staffing on the CRJ at the time, they will probably cancel those classes and continue just upgrading with the short course. Attrition is absolutely crazy right now, and will probably stay that way. LOL at management being concerned about seniority over staffing. I think management likes to be able to advertise the quicker 175 upgrade time as well.

May I switch to ERJ if I requested CRJ during my interview? Class date isn't til May.

MtnFlying 11-18-2021 03:28 AM


Originally Posted by SayAltitude (Post 3324327)
May I switch to ERJ if I requested CRJ during my interview? Class date isn't til May.

Only person that can answer that is your recruiter since they have the big picture and access to the system. I found mine to be very responsive whenever I needed information.

Pawpy 11-18-2021 08:33 AM

When you are invited to an interview do they send you a gouge to study prior to the interview itself?

510Club 11-18-2021 09:09 AM


Originally Posted by Pawpy (Post 3324488)
When you are invited to an interview do they send you a gouge to study prior to the interview itself?

I’d recommend aviationinterviews.com but I think they give you a list of topics to study


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