Spirit Airlines current hiring
#2811
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Joined: May 2007
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Quick question for the group.
I'm currently out on LOA from Mesa for about a year , but I'm working as sim instructor at ATP/Higher Power. I do about 80 hours of instruction in the sim a month and I recently got typed in the 737 about 3 months ago. I'm looking to get back but I really can't afford to go back to Mesa at this point. So my question is, yes, I haven't physically flown an airplane in about 12 months, but I've been actively teaching in the 737 for the past 3 month and prior
To that the EMB and the CRJ for 9 months. Do I need to go back to actively flying for a bit to be competitive for a call at Spirit?
Quals are:
4700 TT
2600 TURBINE 121
0 TPIC
EMB 145, CL65, B737NG
Bachelors, some Masters classes
I'm currently out on LOA from Mesa for about a year , but I'm working as sim instructor at ATP/Higher Power. I do about 80 hours of instruction in the sim a month and I recently got typed in the 737 about 3 months ago. I'm looking to get back but I really can't afford to go back to Mesa at this point. So my question is, yes, I haven't physically flown an airplane in about 12 months, but I've been actively teaching in the 737 for the past 3 month and prior
To that the EMB and the CRJ for 9 months. Do I need to go back to actively flying for a bit to be competitive for a call at Spirit?
Quals are:
4700 TT
2600 TURBINE 121
0 TPIC
EMB 145, CL65, B737NG
Bachelors, some Masters classes
#2812
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,752
Likes: 18
Quick question for the group.
I'm currently out on LOA from Mesa for about a year , but I'm working as sim instructor at ATP/Higher Power. I do about 80 hours of instruction in the sim a month and I recently got typed in the 737 about 3 months ago. I'm looking to get back but I really can't afford to go back to Mesa at this point. So my question is, yes, I haven't physically flown an airplane in about 12 months, but I've been actively teaching in the 737 for the past 3 month and prior
To that the EMB and the CRJ for 9 months. Do I need to go back to actively flying for a bit to be competitive for a call at Spirit?
Quals are:
4700 TT
2600 TURBINE 121
0 TPIC
EMB 145, CL65, B737NG
Bachelors, some Masters classes
I'm currently out on LOA from Mesa for about a year , but I'm working as sim instructor at ATP/Higher Power. I do about 80 hours of instruction in the sim a month and I recently got typed in the 737 about 3 months ago. I'm looking to get back but I really can't afford to go back to Mesa at this point. So my question is, yes, I haven't physically flown an airplane in about 12 months, but I've been actively teaching in the 737 for the past 3 month and prior
To that the EMB and the CRJ for 9 months. Do I need to go back to actively flying for a bit to be competitive for a call at Spirit?
Quals are:
4700 TT
2600 TURBINE 121
0 TPIC
EMB 145, CL65, B737NG
Bachelors, some Masters classes
#2814
#2817
I can never figure out what places are looking for in crews. I keep hearing about low time guys getting on and even they don't know how they did it. Been to a job fair spoke briefly with a recruiter, could tell he didn't want to be there so not sure if that effected anything. 5600TT 4500Turbin 700TPIC . Check the website and reapply when there is a new job code. The only thing I can figure is that I don't have an internal recommendation.
Do I need to jump seat around to beg for one?
Do I need to jump seat around to beg for one?
#2818
I can never figure out what places are looking for in crews. I keep hearing about low time guys getting on and even they don't know how they did it. Been to a job fair spoke briefly with a recruiter, could tell he didn't want to be there so not sure if that effected anything. 5600TT 4500Turbin 700TPIC . Check the website and reapply when there is a new job code. The only thing I can figure is that I don't have an internal recommendation.
Do I need to jump seat around to beg for one?
Do I need to jump seat around to beg for one?
#2819
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Joined: Feb 2007
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This. I've heard the attrition numbers YTD and it isn't pretty. My opinion and my opinion only, but if you're qualified for FEDEX, Delta, AA, or United they are going to be really, really suspicious.
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