Any "Latest and Greatest" about Spirit.
#92
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Joined APC: Apr 2018
Posts: 417
Upgrade: If you were hired just under 3 years ago from today, now's your time. For a perspective applicant like you, it depends on future growth since we don't have many retirements, but every day you delay submitting that application pushes you back even more.
And if you're asking when you can hold upgrade in Dallas, who knows what it'll be like by the time your individual upgrade comes along. No one could predict that with a shred of accuracy.
#93
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Joined APC: Feb 2019
Position: baller, shot caller
Posts: 961
This exact question has been answered several times in the last 2 months, but again, to hold DFW base, probably a few months after you finish OE, subject to change of course, with the massive new hire wave perhaps you could hold it fresh out of training.
Upgrade: If you were hired just under 3 years ago from today, now's your time. For a perspective applicant like you, it depends on future growth since we don't have many retirements, but every day you delay submitting that application pushes you back even more.
And if you're asking when you can hold upgrade in Dallas, who knows what it'll be like by the time your individual upgrade comes along. No one could predict that with a shred of accuracy.
Upgrade: If you were hired just under 3 years ago from today, now's your time. For a perspective applicant like you, it depends on future growth since we don't have many retirements, but every day you delay submitting that application pushes you back even more.
And if you're asking when you can hold upgrade in Dallas, who knows what it'll be like by the time your individual upgrade comes along. No one could predict that with a shred of accuracy.
#95
Returning one morning recently from a jungle turn we were behind this guy on the arrival into FLL. ATC gives him a heading an altitude and is told to maintain speed 210.
He tells ATC in a very condescending tone “Unable. You guys do this to me every time.” He then goes on and on berating the controller for vectoring him below the Bravo at 210kts.
My FO pulls up the class B chart and finds that he may have been technically correct about his position in relation to the Bravo but his tone on the radio was self righteous and condescending.
So my FO and I then park at our gate, walk to the hotel pickup spot and there he is. I say “damn you really gave it to that controller.” He then goes into this diatribe about how he’s out here having to protect his certificate on a daily basis and no one meets his expectations of professionalism.
He tells ATC in a very condescending tone “Unable. You guys do this to me every time.” He then goes on and on berating the controller for vectoring him below the Bravo at 210kts.
My FO pulls up the class B chart and finds that he may have been technically correct about his position in relation to the Bravo but his tone on the radio was self righteous and condescending.
So my FO and I then park at our gate, walk to the hotel pickup spot and there he is. I say “damn you really gave it to that controller.” He then goes into this diatribe about how he’s out here having to protect his certificate on a daily basis and no one meets his expectations of professionalism.
#96
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Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,002
Returning one morning recently from a jungle turn we were behind this guy on the arrival into FLL. ATC gives him a heading an altitude and is told to maintain speed 210.
He tells ATC in a very condescending tone “Unable. You guys do this to me every time.” He then goes on and on berating the controller for vectoring him below the Bravo at 210kts.
My FO pulls up the class B chart and finds that he may have been technically correct about his position in relation to the Bravo but his tone on the radio was self righteous and condescending.
So my FO and I then park at our gate, walk to the hotel pickup spot and there he is. I say “damn you really gave it to that controller.” He then goes into this diatribe about how he’s out here having to protect his certificate on a daily basis and no one meets his expectations of professionalism.
He tells ATC in a very condescending tone “Unable. You guys do this to me every time.” He then goes on and on berating the controller for vectoring him below the Bravo at 210kts.
My FO pulls up the class B chart and finds that he may have been technically correct about his position in relation to the Bravo but his tone on the radio was self righteous and condescending.
So my FO and I then park at our gate, walk to the hotel pickup spot and there he is. I say “damn you really gave it to that controller.” He then goes into this diatribe about how he’s out here having to protect his certificate on a daily basis and no one meets his expectations of professionalism.
#98
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jun 2019
Posts: 14
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