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Originally Posted by IHateYou
(Post 2657003)
23 and no jet time and no experience is just flat out dangerous.
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Originally Posted by MasterOfPuppets
(Post 2657038)
We have hundreds of pilots at United that were hired below the age of 25........Get over it. All those '78 hires that are sitting at the top of our list right now, guess what? 23 or less with no experience :eek:. Alot of the 570, alot of the Scabs, Hell CAL hired a ton of young pilots in the 2000's. Im not seeing smoking holes anywhere.
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The “it’s my turn, that’s not how I did it, or that’s not fair” mentality that some people have isn’t going to go far. Once you meet the minimum standards your name is thrown into the same hat. This guy may not have had a 20 year military career or have been a jet captain for the last 10,000 hours, but he did meet the minimum requirements. He’s going to be put in a class, he’s not going to be given any slack, and he will most likely do a good job and enjoy a great career. He didn’t endure years of paying dues like many of us did but life doesn’t always fit your definition of fair. I say good for him. If I had been given the chance when starting out I would have jumped at it and avoided some pain. It’s not like he crossed a picket line to get the job. As far as I’m concerned his integrity is intact.
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Originally Posted by IHateYou
(Post 2657003)
23 and no jet time and no experience is just flat out dangerous.
Paying dues is relative. I spent the better part of a decade at a regional flying props and jets and thought I'd paid my dues. But then I fly with guys who lived in tents during the Gulf War or graduated from Top Gun and feel like I didn't pay enough. Who cares. The best criteria, and what I guess United hiring has concluded, is attitude and a willingness to learn and succeed. |
I’m just glad that there’s one more guy on the list behind me.
Keep ‘em coming! |
Originally Posted by MasterOfPuppets
(Post 2657038)
We have hundreds of pilots at United that were hired below the age of 25........Get over it. All those '78 hires that are sitting at the top of our list right now, guess what? 23 or less with no experience :eek:. Alot of the 570, alot of the Scabs, Hell CAL hired a ton of young pilots in the 2000's. Im not seeing smoking holes anywhere.
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Originally Posted by Airway
(Post 2657060)
A jet's a jet. That was the average qualification for regional newhires 10-15 years ago. Less, even.
Paying dues is relative. I spent the better part of a decade at a regional flying props and jets and thought I'd paid my dues. But then I fly with guys who lived in tents during the Gulf War or graduated from Top Gun and feel like I didn't pay enough. Who cares. The best criteria, and what I guess United hiring has concluded, is attitude and a willingness to learn and succeed. |
Originally Posted by IHateYou
(Post 2657150)
No smoking holes anywhere? At all? None? There have been NO crashes since 1978? None? Zero? Not one crash whatsoever anywhere with a US major airline or its regionals? Really? None???? Wow.
It's correct: UAL has not experienced a pilot related hull loss since 1978. |
Originally Posted by cadetdrivr
(Post 2657384)
MasterOfPuppets is not wrong in reference to UAL.
It's correct: UAL has not experienced a pilot related hull loss since 1978. |
Originally Posted by cadetdrivr
(Post 2657384)
MasterOfPuppets is not wrong in reference to UAL.
It's correct: UAL has not experienced a pilot related hull loss since 1978. |
Originally Posted by cadetdrivr
(Post 2657384)
MasterOfPuppets is not wrong in reference to UAL.
It's correct: UAL has not experienced a pilot related hull loss since 1978. |
Originally Posted by Grumble
(Post 2657402)
Really? Because at least two guppies have been struck since 2013 for hard landings/tail strikes.
If scrapped, please share tail #s. |
Originally Posted by Half wing
(Post 2657466)
What about UA 2885? I agree with MOP though that planes are not falling out of the sky. Not since 09 with a US carrier.
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Originally Posted by rightside02
(Post 2654828)
To the 23 year old man I am jealous and envious . Congrats and enjoy the ride . https://markets.businessinsider.com/...8-7-1027367387 |
How soon into day one do they let people know what base they get?
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Originally Posted by IHateYou
(Post 2658765)
How soon into day one do they let people know what base they get?
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Originally Posted by Galaxy5
(Post 2654379)
Go have a look at a SFO 757 bid award and you’ll have your answer.
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Originally Posted by ItnStln
(Post 2662670)
Does SFO only have the 757 or does it have the 767 as well?
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Originally Posted by Winston
(Post 2662676)
Only 757...
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Originally Posted by ItnStln
(Post 2662831)
Thanks! Per another thread UAL has 756 at EWR, IAD, IAH, LAX, ORD, and SFO. Which domiciles have the 57 and which has the 767? I think EWR is the only 767-400 domicile but I'm not certain.
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Originally Posted by ItnStln
(Post 2662831)
Thanks! Per another thread UAL has 756 at EWR, IAD, IAH, LAX, ORD, and SFO. Which domiciles have the 57 and which has the 767? I think EWR is the only 767-400 domicile but I'm not certain.
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Originally Posted by FGHJKL
(Post 2658036)
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Originally Posted by O2pilot
(Post 2662839)
LAX and SFO (for now) are the only domiciles with 757. The other domiciles have both, but that can change.
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Originally Posted by MiLa
(Post 2662841)
You’re missing DEN which is 75 only...
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There will be a -400 in IAD this winter too. Not that it matters to anyone that’s been here less than 12 years.
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Originally Posted by F15andMD11
(Post 2663087)
There will be a -400 in IAD this winter too. Not that it matters to anyone that’s been here less than 12 years.
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