Hiring 2022
#451
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Joined APC: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,847
Correct....but there are probably requals in that class and rather than waste an instructor's time on 6 people or however many there are....they decided to add some new hires. I had 2 new hire instructors and a requal in my new hire class. Requal was out 5 yrs on MIL leave so had to do the full course again.
#452
New Hire
Joined APC: Jan 2022
Posts: 1
Missing information !
ARE SWA APPLICANTS GETTING THE WHOLE TRUTH?
You might see this statement on the careers page...
"Must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by start date to comply with Executive Order 14042, which requires employees of federal contractors to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19."
Thats not true. You are entitled to an exemption by law. ASSERT YOUR RIGHTS UNDER Title 7 and the ADA... you can request an exemption and they must provide an accomodation.(except in certain circumstances) Denying an applicant opportunity to apply is no different than denying you based on your race or sex.
If you need help try and contact [email protected]
You might see this statement on the careers page...
"Must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by start date to comply with Executive Order 14042, which requires employees of federal contractors to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19."
Thats not true. You are entitled to an exemption by law. ASSERT YOUR RIGHTS UNDER Title 7 and the ADA... you can request an exemption and they must provide an accomodation.(except in certain circumstances) Denying an applicant opportunity to apply is no different than denying you based on your race or sex.
If you need help try and contact [email protected]
#453
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Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 291
Not sure if this is 100% the correct place to post this, but here goes. I’m posting this here because SWA is a top choice for me among major airlines to eventually be at. Base wise and company wise AA, and SWA are my two “dream” places barring I get a call (or flow).
Right now I am an FO at an American WO (PSA) and have been here for a little under a year. I am 21 with a R-ATP until I’m 23. Not because of hours/flight time, but just because of age. I have roughly a year and some change before I’ll be 23, and I know that most legacies want 23 and Unrestricted ATP.
My question is when is a good time to start putting applications out, specifically at SWA? And, if I were to get a call as an FO, how long is the interview/application process? I’m trying to be on top of the game and get an idea so I definitely appreciate the help!
Right now I am an FO at an American WO (PSA) and have been here for a little under a year. I am 21 with a R-ATP until I’m 23. Not because of hours/flight time, but just because of age. I have roughly a year and some change before I’ll be 23, and I know that most legacies want 23 and Unrestricted ATP.
My question is when is a good time to start putting applications out, specifically at SWA? And, if I were to get a call as an FO, how long is the interview/application process? I’m trying to be on top of the game and get an idea so I definitely appreciate the help!
#454
#455
weekends off? Nope...
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,941
gotcha. Interesting that we have so many requals needing a full initial course. The ExTOs weren’t out long enough for that. Welcome back!
#456
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Joined APC: Aug 2015
Posts: 805
Here's what I would do...go to create a profile, answer yes to the question asking if you have an ATP so you can create an account. However, once you are in there, there is a setting where you can choose between "draft" and "published". Get your profile all ready to go, but keep it in draft mode until the moment you get your temporary full ATP.
In mean time...get a good looking resume together. You'll need when you apply for the "window" which is separate from pilot credentials.
Do you have a college degree. If yes...great...it's a not a requirement but it's a huge part of your app score. If you don't have a college degree...can you get one? Otherwise you'll need quals like Chief Pilot, LCA, etc to overcome that.
Get some interview gouge. Think about what your TMATT questions would be.
Apply everywhere else. Competitive mins will be coming down everywhere. Being hired at another legacy and flying a 737 (or another other Boeing/Airbus) is a great way to SWA. And if SWA never works out, you'll still have a great job.
#457
There are plenty of meds coming back every month. You would (or wouldn't) be surprised how many out of 10,000 have a medical hiccup.
#460
SWAPA thinks March vacancy will have 100 FO vacancies and 104 Captain vacancies. From the email:
“As a reminder, the vacancy opens on Thursday, January 20 and closes on January 27. This vacancy will include the new hires who started in December, making for more than 100 FO vacancies and a projected 104 CA vacancies. SRC has no preview of where the vacancies will be placed for March. Therefore, we cannot speak specifically to potential outcomes, but most new hires should expect to be awarded West Coast categories, and some Domicile Right of Return (DRR) opportunity should finally be afforded with the high amount of FO displacements.”
“As a reminder, the vacancy opens on Thursday, January 20 and closes on January 27. This vacancy will include the new hires who started in December, making for more than 100 FO vacancies and a projected 104 CA vacancies. SRC has no preview of where the vacancies will be placed for March. Therefore, we cannot speak specifically to potential outcomes, but most new hires should expect to be awarded West Coast categories, and some Domicile Right of Return (DRR) opportunity should finally be afforded with the high amount of FO displacements.”
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