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#11
Whatever "wing ceremony" you got was more than I did. I had a check airman slide them to me across the table and say "here, I don't know when else you're supposed to get these, so just take them now".
#12
I stand corrected on the ZED. Never used one. Never even tried it.
Whatever "wing ceremony" you got was more than I did. I had a check airman slide them to me across the table and say "here, I don't know when else you're supposed to get these, so just take them now".
Whatever "wing ceremony" you got was more than I did. I had a check airman slide them to me across the table and say "here, I don't know when else you're supposed to get these, so just take them now".
Yep. That sounds familiar to me as well.
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#13
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#14
Not exactly. They provide travel on Allegiant. Since we don’t connect and don’t go everywhere out of LAS, good luck getting there from the east coast.
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unless things have changed post pandemic they do. I flew in on AA courtesy of Allegiant. I even expensed the bag fees. Not sure when your experience was but this was 2019.
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You'll get your wings after you pass your type oral. Or after systems. Or maybe after your type ride. Or you'll be trying to chase them down on your way to IOE. Nothing special happens here. It's part of the attraction. This is a go to work, do your job properly, go home, collect your a check kind of place.
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