Spirit or Frontier
04-30-2019 | 11:35 AM
#91
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When you're representing our pilot group and our airline you should look and act the part of a professional. Period. This is lost on too many who never served. Shine your shoes, press your tailored pants, straighten your tie, button your jacket, shave your face, and comb your hair. This is basic adult 101 stuff. Maybe we need a course to refine the backpack and earbud regional and polo corporate crowd that we pull so many from the ranks of. This is an embarrassment to us and a reflection of our leadership who should be held accountable for this.
04-30-2019 | 12:12 PM
#92
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When you're representing our pilot group and our airline you should look and act the part of a professional. Period. This is lost on too many who never served. Shine your shoes, press your tailored pants, straighten your tie, button your jacket, shave your face, and comb your hair. This is basic adult 101 stuff. Maybe we need a course to refine the backpack and earbud regional and polo corporate crowd that we pull so many from the ranks of. This is an embarrassment to us and a reflection of our leadership who should be held accountable for this.
Do you serve?
04-30-2019 | 12:53 PM
#93
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When you're representing our pilot group and our airline you should look and act the part of a professional. Period. This is lost on too many who never served. Shine your shoes, press your tailored pants, straighten your tie, button your jacket, shave your face, and comb your hair. This is basic adult 101 stuff. Maybe we need a course to refine the backpack and earbud regional and polo corporate crowd that we pull so many from the ranks of. This is an embarrassment to us and a reflection of our leadership who should be held accountable for this.
04-30-2019 | 02:29 PM
#95
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When you're representing our pilot group and our airline you should look and act the part of a professional. Period. This is lost on too many who never served. Shine your shoes, press your tailored pants, straighten your tie, button your jacket, shave your face, and comb your hair. This is basic adult 101 stuff. Maybe we need a course to refine the backpack and earbud regional and polo corporate crowd that we pull so many from the ranks of. This is an embarrassment to us and a reflection of our leadership who should be held accountable for this.
04-30-2019 | 06:48 PM
#98
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At least he didn’t have a North Face jacket on and bright blue pants like some fellow Spirit pilots.
04-30-2019 | 07:33 PM
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04-30-2019 | 07:42 PM
#100
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From: Airbus F/O
F9 captain here.
Go to both interviews, hopefully you get both offers and can the make a decision. All signs are pointing towards an IPO here so that will be good. I think both airlines are great places to be. We seem to have better chances at upgrades right now, but that can always change.
Think of the two which one will give you the better QOL, driving beats commuting on the long term.
Go to both interviews, hopefully you get both offers and can the make a decision. All signs are pointing towards an IPO here so that will be good. I think both airlines are great places to be. We seem to have better chances at upgrades right now, but that can always change.
Think of the two which one will give you the better QOL, driving beats commuting on the long term.
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