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Old 02-13-2022 | 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Voski
Exactly.

Who wants to wait around to find out how this all goes down when there’s unprecedented opportunities elsewhere?
+1000

Buy this guy a drink - Heck - give him the entire bottle.
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Old 02-13-2022 | 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by TOGALOCK
What runaround? The fact that the only people who know all the details of two multi-billion dollar companies merging are the ones with an absolute need to know? You’re upset that they aren’t telling the worker bees all the details? Details that could be used against us by the DOJ and competing airlines to try to block the merger? Details that competing airlines would use to get ahead of any competitive advantage this merger will create for us? With the way pilots come on APC and Facebook talking about every little rumor they hear, why do you think the company doesn’t want us to know sensitive information.

The success of this merger, the new airline, and all of our careers hinge on our ability to get pilots. So, I have a problem with people screaming that the sky is falling based on rumor and personal feeling alone. It scares prospective applicants away. Information on here should be neutral facts and let people decide for themselves. Information that shows unity and our combined pilot group’s desire to fight for what we deserve. Ultra negativity AS WELL AS talk of how this will be all unicorns and rainbows on the other side are equaling damaging.
never mind SEC / NASDAQ regulations governing the dissemination of significant information to anyone outside company officers, unless its to everyone....
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Old 02-19-2022 | 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by RJpanda
18months time line to accumulate 1500hours as instructor, no college degree required, two years in United Express.

I am trying to figure out if Spirit management has a plan to deal with attrition issue. Based on the email from ALPA today, seems like management didn’t have a plan with ALPA at all.
No colllege degree required? That’s a lie. United wants you and will make you a degree. They have not officially dropped that. Aviate is a scam
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Old 02-19-2022 | 04:37 AM
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Originally Posted by MrIncredible
Aviate is a scam
I don't know much about Aviate. Just curious why you say that?
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Old 02-19-2022 | 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by RJpanda
Which one would you pick?

UA started to train their pilot from zero hour.

Spirit signed the agreement with ATP, and instructors can straight to right seat in the Bus.

Just curious what motivate candidates come to spirit these day?
definitley Spirt. 4 days off. Next southwest. 5th largest airline in the country.
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