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ninerdriver 10-03-2019 03:28 PM


Originally Posted by moflyer (Post 2897753)
Do any airlines pay for a hotel for the interview? I know Southwest does not.

9E does. Pretty sure that Envoy does. IIRC, Piedmont wanted to fly me in and out same day, for what that's worth.

Turbosina 10-03-2019 08:10 PM

When I interviewed in 2014, the hotel was paid for.

But yeah, if that's the deciding factor, I'd suggest the poster apply elsewhere...

StallWeezy 10-03-2019 10:00 PM


Originally Posted by moflyer (Post 2897753)
Do any airlines pay for a hotel for the interview? I know Southwest does not.

Many, many!

StallWeezy 10-03-2019 10:01 PM


Originally Posted by TFAYD (Post 2897760)
Wait until he finds out that it is dual occupancy during training here.

Really?! Woof!

mherrig97 10-20-2019 02:53 PM


Originally Posted by Turbosina (Post 2897984)
When I interviewed in 2014, the hotel was paid for.



But yeah, if that's the deciding factor, I'd suggest the poster apply elsewhere...

It isn't a deciding factor but imo it says a lot about the company if they make their own applicants pay for a hotel, especially in today's hiring market where they can't really afford to be so stringy.

Personally to me it says SkyWest doesn't respect their pilots. Especially since they have no union, hotel rooms in training are double occupancy, they don't pay for luggage, they don't pay for the whole uniform. 2019 is a buyer's market, SkyWest is stuck in 2009 when people didn't have unlimited options. Today, you can apply at 10 airlines and get 9 job offers, they need to realize that.

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captive apple 10-20-2019 02:58 PM

How’d the interview go?

gojo 10-20-2019 03:14 PM


Originally Posted by mherrig97 (Post 2909466)
It isn't a deciding factor but imo it says a lot about the company if they make their own applicants pay for a hotel, especially in today's hiring market where they can't really afford to be so stringy.

Personally to me it says SkyWest doesn't respect their pilots. Especially since they have no union, hotel rooms in training are double occupancy, they don't pay for luggage, they don't pay for the whole uniform. 2019 is a buyer's market, SkyWest is stuck in 2009 when people didn't have unlimited options. Today, you can apply at 10 airlines and get 9 job offers, they need to realize that.

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Maybe SkyWest would make changes if they had trouble recruiting.

dualratedchoppa 10-20-2019 07:09 PM


Originally Posted by mherrig97 (Post 2909466)
SkyWest is stuck in 2009 when people didn't have unlimited options. Today, you can apply at 10 airlines and get 9 job offers, they need to realize that.

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Not defending SKW's actions but pilots are applying at 10 airines and getting 9 job offers and picking SKW in the end. That's why SKW can offer no bonuses and double occupancy.

Cefiro 10-21-2019 05:22 AM


Originally Posted by mherrig97 (Post 2909466)
It isn't a deciding factor but imo it says a lot about the company if they make their own applicants pay for a hotel, especially in today's hiring market where they can't really afford to be so stringy.

Personally to me it says SkyWest doesn't respect their pilots. Especially since they have no union, hotel rooms in training are double occupancy, they don't pay for luggage, they don't pay for the whole uniform. 2019 is a buyer's market, SkyWest is stuck in 2009 when people didn't have unlimited options. Today, you can apply at 10 airlines and get 9 job offers, they need to realize that.

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Definitely never plan on going to a major then. None of the ones I interviewed with paid for my hotel.


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