Spirit?
 

Put in application and they gave me a hogan test, which I didn't fair too well on so then I receive a "thanks but no thanks", followed by another message that said my resume has been picked up and is being considered for an interview????

Gives you a glimpse of the type of company you are applying to.....

Spirit's requirements these days include having both an ATP license and a pulse, and that's about it. I bet they'll call you eventually, but when they do just remember that everything everyone else has said here is true, this is Mesa with Airbuses. There isn't a future here and you will probably regret it.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn that was funny. And actually sad at the same time, but mostly funny.

Worst part is he's not joking. :eek:

I agree I applied and interviewed and got the thanks but no thanks e mail. My qualifications are over 9500TT, 3800 PIC 121 and check airmen with no failure history, who knows what they are looking for.

Unfortunately you are their last choice because they know you’ll have a chance to leave. When we get an industry standard contract you’ll be at the top of their list like you would’ve been a few years ago.

you are overqualified, they will hire mostly RJ fos who they think they can keep 5ish years

Then why interview him and waste both their time to begin with?

Because Spirit

That's what I wish I could send as a delay code most days.

Hahahahahahahaahahahahajahahhahahahahaahahahahhaha hahaah

Brilliant!

I really have no idea why anyone whould come OR stay at this pile of feces airline

Some think we're going to be bought, some don't have a four year degree, some have blemishes on their record, some want out of Mesa, and most are trying to leave.

I can imagine they have HR issues, which explains that they took a pass on me and then decided to process my resume I guess. (ATP with about 4500 hours):o

Most of the guys want to move on but they don't have the degree and that's a non starter. Online degree is the next step is my response. Failures and FAA actions really don't matter. We had a guy in our class had both. He actually had 2 FAA actions and 4 busts. He's at SWA! He's very happy he got out of here.

It's never too late to get that degree done. Opens up doors and gives you options.

There is never a convenient time to get a degree, just like there's never really a convenient time to take a long vacation or have your first child. Sometimes you just have to take the leap and get going.

What's that movie quote... Get busy living or get busy dying?

Shawshank redemption.

Kind of fitting for this hellhole.

"Hope is a dangerous thing" can be applied to many aspects of the airline.

nailed it brother

For those who wish we would just get a contract already:

You can wish in one hand and sh!+ in the other and see which one fills up first.