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David Puddy 06-05-2019 04:34 AM


Originally Posted by Fordmun (Post 2831617)
This comment was in the article which made the Paris airshow possibly relevant?

Christie says Spirit hopes to finalise an order in the next several months, though he will not rule out an announcement at the Paris air show later this month saying "we'll see how things go".

Wow - maybe I should actually read the articles I post?!?!? Now that would be great if it happened.

Fordmun 06-05-2019 05:48 AM


Originally Posted by David Puddy (Post 2831980)
Wow - maybe I should actually read the articles I post?!?!? Now that would be great if it happened.

Just pointing out your CEO left the door open for a possible Paris announcement. Hoping you guys hear soon! Cheers!

putzin 06-05-2019 06:17 AM


Originally Posted by David Puddy (Post 2831980)
Wow - maybe I should actually read the articles I post?!?!? Now that would be great if it happened.

Wow, little grumpy there Daaave. Pretty sure you'll be ok, he just wanted to part of the discussion.

Relax.

David Puddy 06-05-2019 07:39 AM


Originally Posted by putzin (Post 2832036)
Wow, little grumpy there Daaave. Pretty sure you'll be ok, he just wanted to part of the discussion.

Relax.

I wasn’t grumpy. If anything I was admitting I misread the info.

No doubt Airbus would push very hard for a Paris Air Show disclosure to maximize the marketing benefits.... I guess we will see...

Halon1211 06-05-2019 08:19 AM

https://www.google.com/amp/s/simpleflying.com/spirit-airlines-canada/amp/

I guess another destination I didn’t see in my crystal ball.

putzin 06-05-2019 03:00 PM


Originally Posted by David Puddy (Post 2832102)
I wasn’t grumpy. If anything I was admitting I misread the info.

No doubt Airbus would push very hard for a Paris Air Show disclosure to maximize the marketing benefits.... I guess we will see...

Oops sorry, hope we hear soon!

ShyGuy 06-05-2019 03:32 PM


Originally Posted by Omniscient (Post 2831484)
Yeah, let’s see....

Add the circle to the ride and add another task you can bust and pink slip?

Or don’t add the circle, have the limitation, and see how it doesn’t change anything about your job. We don’t circle IMC anyways; so unless you plan to work overseas?

Seriously. Why would you ever want to circle in less than 1,000 ft or 3 mi vis? No way, just shoot an actual instrument approach to an appropriate runway. I think it’s ridiculous foreign airlines don’t want that restriction on our type ratings. No offense, but if I’m flying on foreign carriers that are notorious for direct entry into a Bus with lowtime guys, please don’t circle IMC in real life.

FLYBOYMATTHEW 06-05-2019 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by Halon1211 (Post 2832132)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/simpleflying.com/spirit-airlines-canada/amp/

I guess another destination I didn’t see in my crystal ball.

I see more customs without any int'l override in my crystal ball.

Halon1211 06-05-2019 07:58 PM


Originally Posted by FLYBOYMATTHEW (Post 2832574)
I see more customs without any int'l override in my crystal ball.

Yeah we need that and red-eye override.

ClarkGrizwald 06-27-2019 09:05 PM

July 15th class
 
Hey folks is anyone in the July 15th class. I just got moved up from the 22nd to the 15th. Can you please add me to the group text. PM me for my number. Thanks

FLYMIA 07-02-2019 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by ClarkGrizwald (Post 2844392)
Hey folks is anyone in the July 15th class. I just got moved up from the 22nd to the 15th. Can you please add me to the group text. PM me for my number. Thanks

Would you mind sharing your quals/background? When did you apply?

Pilotguy92 07-02-2019 04:33 PM


Originally Posted by ClarkGrizwald (Post 2844392)
Hey folks is anyone in the July 15th class. I just got moved up from the 22nd to the 15th. Can you please add me to the group text. PM me for my number. Thanks

See you there

ClarkGrizwald 07-03-2019 02:45 AM


Originally Posted by FLYMIA (Post 2846590)
Would you mind sharing your quals/background? When did you apply?

Sure... Current Regional CPT. With
6000TT/ 3000 of that is Rotor.
3000PIC/ 1500PIC is Rotor
1500 Total part 121
500 part 121 PIC
B.S degree, Working on a Masters, Military UH-60, flew part 91 and 135 Rotor and Fixed Wing. I applied in April for the 4th time. Interview was in May.

TrojanCMH 07-03-2019 09:40 AM


Originally Posted by ClarkGrizwald (Post 2846901)
Sure... Current Regional CPT. With
6000TT/ 3000 of that is Rotor.
3000PIC/ 1500PIC is Rotor
1500 Total part 121
500 part 121 PIC
B.S degree, Working on a Masters, Military UH-60, flew part 91 and 135 Rotor and Fixed Wing. I applied in April for the 4th time. Interview was in May.



Congrats! Welcome to the Spirit.


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FLYMIA 07-03-2019 09:44 AM


Originally Posted by ClarkGrizwald (Post 2846901)
Sure... Current Regional CPT. With
6000TT/ 3000 of that is Rotor.
3000PIC/ 1500PIC is Rotor
1500 Total part 121
500 part 121 PIC
B.S degree, Working on a Masters, Military UH-60, flew part 91 and 135 Rotor and Fixed Wing. I applied in April for the 4th time. Interview was in May.

Congrats man! great background. I just got the call today for phone interview and it concluded with a date set for face to face. Very excited at the opportunity. My background is all Civilian
Applied over the past few years, 1 TBNT .
Reapplied January 19
MTC FLL a month ago
5K TTL , 2K CRJ PIC.
B.A., Company Instructor/Recruiter
This is my first F2F and I am planning on using airline interviews for prep. I live downtown FLL so this would be a dream airline for me.

Pilotguy92 07-03-2019 09:53 AM


Originally Posted by FLYMIA (Post 2847070)
Congrats man! great background. I just got the call today for phone interview and it concluded with a date set for face to face. Very excited at the opportunity. My background is all Civilian
Applied over the past few years, 1 TBNT .
Reapplied January 19
MTC FLL a month ago
5K TTL , 2K CRJ PIC.
B.A., Company Instructor/Recruiter
This is my first F2F and I am planning on using airline interviews for prep. I live downtown FLL so this would be a dream airline for me.

Congrats on the face to face, it was very laid back, all personality when I did it a few months ago.

Cefiro 07-03-2019 11:30 AM


Originally Posted by FLYMIA (Post 2847070)
Congrats man! great background. I just got the call today for phone interview and it concluded with a date set for face to face. Very excited at the opportunity. My background is all Civilian
Applied over the past few years, 1 TBNT .
Reapplied January 19
MTC FLL a month ago
5K TTL , 2K CRJ PIC.
B.A., Company Instructor/Recruiter
This is my first F2F and I am planning on using airline interviews for prep. I live downtown FLL so this would be a dream airline for me.

Congrats, I got hired with about those same qualifications. Just be friendly to everyone, have fun playing the games, and make sure to mention it’s your dream airline. It’s very laid back, seemed like their making sure you fit the mold and can pass training.

Xjrstreetcar 07-03-2019 03:09 PM


Originally Posted by Cefiro (Post 2847146)
Congrats, I got hired with about those same qualifications. Just be friendly to everyone, have fun playing the games, and make sure to mention it’s your dream airline. It’s very laid back, seemed like their making sure you fit the mold and can pass training.

What is the personality mold that management prefers? Do they look for types that may measure job satisfaction on something other than total compensation? Seems quality of life is a selling point.

SSlow 07-03-2019 03:16 PM


Originally Posted by Xjrstreetcar (Post 2847262)
What is the personality mold that management prefers? Do they look for types that may measure job satisfaction on something other than total compensation? Seems quality of life is a selling point.

Who knows, really. Just be yourself and don't try to hard to be someone that you're not. They are pros at weeding out the posers and brown noser types.

Flightcap 07-03-2019 03:56 PM

However they manage it, I have yet to want to put anyone that I've flown with on my avoid list. They're looking to weed out that kind of person. If you can picture that criteria, that's the guy you don't want to be. If you're not that guy, just be yourself and you'll be golden.

AllOva736 07-03-2019 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by Xjrstreetcar (Post 2847262)
What is the personality mold that management prefers? Do they look for types that may measure job satisfaction on something other than total compensation? Seems quality of life is a selling point.

Just be a person that makes the other pilots you fly with look forward to flying with you again. That same likability works magic in the interview.

Cefiro 07-03-2019 06:11 PM


Originally Posted by AllOva736 (Post 2847284)
Just be a person that makes the other pilots you fly with look forward to flying with you again. That same likability works magic in the interview.

This is what I was getting at when I said fits the mold.

Good luck!

Mister 07-07-2019 10:05 AM

Headset
 
Starting class soon. Going thru communications CBT and hearing about headsets and all.

Questions:

-Does people actually use the cockpit provided headsets?
-If not, what is best to use? I currently have a zulu 3
-Does Airbus do the regular dual jack?

symbian simian 07-07-2019 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by Mister (Post 2848964)
Starting class soon. Going thru communications CBT and hearing about headsets and all.

Questions:

-Does people actually use the cockpit provided headsets?
-If not, what is best to use? I currently have a zulu 3
-Does Airbus do the regular dual jack?

- 90% do, 99% go speaker above FL180.
- I use a Telex 850, small, light, no battery required, pretty cheap. If you have something you are happy with, keep it.
- yes.

Welcome on board!

Omniscient 07-07-2019 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by symbian simian (Post 2848971)
- 90% do, 99% go speaker above FL180.
- I use a Telex 850, small, light, no battery required, pretty cheap. If you have something you are happy with, keep it.
- yes.

Welcome on board!

I second the Telex850...works well for the Airbus which is quiet as long as you don't climb out at CI99

GrillMaster 07-07-2019 11:43 AM

One thing iv noticed is the intercoms with ship headset are sometimes very low volume. Hard to hear the other guy but your voice is loud in your own headset. If at least one is using an aftermarket headset, seems to solve that issue. Thats what pushing me towards bringing my own. “What was that?” Is my new motto. Lol

Neverassume 07-07-2019 11:44 AM

can somebody PM me with info on logging into the CBTs?...the link I have says its restricted and I can't log on to do them

Mister 07-07-2019 12:08 PM


Originally Posted by Neverassume (Post 2849032)
can somebody PM me with info on logging into the CBTs?...the link I have says its restricted and I can't log on to do them

I got crazy stuff like that if I tried it from a cell phone or a tablet.
I Tried it from my laptop and works like a champ every time.

MCDUmanipulator 07-07-2019 03:25 PM

How far in advance do they set up travel for training?

Neverassume 07-07-2019 04:34 PM


Originally Posted by Mister (Post 2849042)
I got crazy stuff like that if I tried it from a cell phone or a tablet.
I Tried it from my laptop and works like a champ every time.

I'm trying it on my laptop and I'm having the same problem

Pilotguy92 07-07-2019 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by Neverassume (Post 2849147)
I'm trying it on my laptop and I'm having the same problem

Don't we do the cbt during the systems self study week?
All for doing them ahead tho

chesty 07-08-2019 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by Pilotguy92 (Post 2849160)
Don't we do the cbt during the systems self study week?
All for doing them ahead tho


If you wait for the new "systems self study week" you'll be way behind and WILL struggle. The more you have done and prepared before showing up on day one the easier it will be. When I went through initial a few years ago it was #sshole to elbows with not enough time to cover all that needed to be studied. My suggestion is to hit the books hard now so that actually training will be a bit easier or less stressful.

GrumpyCaptain 07-08-2019 06:11 AM


Originally Posted by symbian simian (Post 2848971)
- 90% do, 99% go speaker above FL180.

Do other airlines go speaker this early? Anyone afraid of permanent hearing loss at CI99?

king10pin02 07-08-2019 06:19 AM


Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain (Post 2849318)
Do other airlines go speaker this early? Anyone afraid of permanent hearing loss at CI99?

no. its not loud at any speed

NK Bumble Bee 07-08-2019 07:02 AM


Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain (Post 2849318)
Do other airlines go speaker this early? Anyone afraid of permanent hearing loss at CI99?

Most of the time I wait until we're at cruise to go to speaker and usually go back on headset around FL280 on the way down. Personal preference, but I struggle to hear the speaker and/or FO at 320kts down low. (I'm not old or hard of hearing) I use a clarity aloft so if the other guy wants to go to speaker at 180, it's easy to pull an earbud out.

FNGFO 07-08-2019 07:28 AM


Originally Posted by king10pin02 (Post 2849319)
no. its not loud at any speed

Most of the noise is the blower fan in the avionics bay.

symbian simian 07-08-2019 07:52 AM


Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain (Post 2849318)
Do other airlines go speaker this early? Anyone afraid of permanent hearing loss at CI99?

I use noise cancelling earplugs in cruise, at higher CI leave my 850s on longer/put them back on earlier.
Might not feel that loud, but after a decade of not using cans on turboprop I want to protect what I have left...

Pilotguy92 07-08-2019 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by chesty (Post 2849307)
If you wait for the new "systems self study week" you'll be way behind and WILL struggle. The more you have done and prepared before showing up on day one the easier it will be. When I went through initial a few years ago it was #sshole to elbows with not enough time to cover all that needed to be studied. My suggestion is to hit the books hard now so that actually training will be a bit easier or less stressful.

That is what it looks like from everyone I have talked to. Took a week an half off work prior to starting to do my own self systems via reading and cbt prior to start.

Ed Force One 07-08-2019 11:10 AM


Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain (Post 2849318)
Do other airlines go speaker this early? Anyone afraid of permanent hearing loss at CI99?

Climbing at CI99 is about as foolish as descending at CI99.

I modify both to more realistic speeds.

ZooKeeper 07-08-2019 01:36 PM

How soon does spirit get you in the CASS system?


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