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Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 2447092)
Most JR FO who got awarded ORD was hired almost 2 months ago. You may have to go to ACY for less than a month before going to ORD
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Originally Posted by Green Giant
(Post 2446631)
Or this airline prefers your attributes and decided to keep you.
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Originally Posted by Macjet
(Post 2444209)
You should know all the flows before you ever show up. That's been preached on this forum for years.
They used to send out a cd. Now its just access to a website, with no panels to learn flows, etc. you can just read about them. |
Originally Posted by FlyBoat
(Post 2448013)
You can preach all you want but when guys don’t have the info until a week prior to class and some less, there is not much time to prepare.
They used to send out a cd. Now its just access to a website, with no panels to learn flows, etc. you can just read about them. And not to defend them but this is Spirit. You have to buy/bring your own coffee in training. You have to buy your own uniforms. They would just as soon kick you in the teeth than give you a hand. This place is the lowest of low and for the life of me can't understand why anyone would come here or even stay here. I don't know anyone here that isn't in some way looking to leave and move on. Even senior (10+ year) guys/gals are looking to dump this place like a bad habit. I wish I could say that this place has potential, future, blah blah blah but I can't even muster that level of optimism anymore. If you want to come here then good luck but one might look at all the rats jumping ship before signing on as a new deckhand. |
Originally Posted by Macjet
(Post 2448036)
If that's the case then no, that isn't correct. A guy should have at a minimum two weeks and ideally at least a month to start looking things over.
And not to defend them but this is Spirit. You have to buy/bring your own coffee in training. You have to buy your own uniforms. They would just as soon kick you in the teeth than give you a hand. This place is the lowest of low and for the life of me can't understand why anyone would come here or even stay here. I don't know anyone here that isn't in some way looking to leave and move on. Even senior (10+ year) guys/gals are looking to dump this place like a bad habit. I wish I could say that this place has potential, future, blah blah blah but I can't even muster that level of optimism anymore. If you want to come here then good luck but one might look at all the rats jumping ship before signing on as a new deckhand. In my personal experience, I have flown with very senior guys who are happy with Spirit. I’m sorry to say, I have not flown with anyone that shares your opinion. Yes they all agree on various issues that will improve this place. But overall, the guys and ladies I have flown with are content, and thats not to say they don’t want better. |
Originally Posted by FlyBoat
(Post 2448013)
You can preach all you want but when guys don’t have the info until a week prior to class and some less, there is not much time to prepare.
They used to send out a cd. Now its just access to a website, with no panels to learn flows, etc. you can just read about them. |
Originally Posted by flyboyike
(Post 2448791)
It's not like the 'Bus is exactly classified. There is plenty of material available for study out there.
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Originally Posted by flyboyike
(Post 2448791)
It's not like the 'Bus is exactly classified. There is plenty of material available for study out there.
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Originally Posted by flyboyike
(Post 2448791)
It's not like the 'Bus is exactly classified. There is plenty of material available for study out there.
Lol. What a joke |
Originally Posted by Feng
(Post 2448803)
Which airline's flows do you recommend new hires study before showing up?
Exactly |
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