Should I Get the Type?
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From: Former Air Ambulance, Flt Inst, Check Airman, Current CRJ CA
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I interviewed a couple of weeks ago. Still waiting to find out from them if hired. Of the 6 of us in my group who interviewed only two had the type, so people without it are getting calls too. Of those 6, 4 have received word of doing the drug test, background test while we are waiting on the decision board. The two with the type are a part of that 4 though and I was asked about it during the interview. I don't know the answer but just providing some recent details.
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From: Cabin Temp Management Specialist
I interviewed a couple of weeks ago. Still waiting to find out from them if hired. Of the 6 of us in my group who interviewed only two had the type, so people without it are getting calls too. Of those 6, 4 have received word of doing the drug test, background test while we are waiting on the decision board. The two with the type are a part of that 4 though and I was asked about it during the interview. I don't know the answer but just providing some recent details.
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The boat will bring way more pleasure than anything to do with a 737 cockpit, aside from the paycheck that flows out of it. You'll have better climate control, a better view, and no headset required! And you'll need somewhere to spend all that time off. On probation, do a lot of floating and beaching. Year two, let the fuel flow.
An all seriousness, the type is a questionable investment unless you are rolling in excess cash. Good luck.
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