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01-05-2014, 08:43 PM

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aafurloughee

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Right there, I call BS. Sorry but I think we all daydream.

01-05-2014, 08:53 PM

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mpilot153

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Quote:

Originally Posted by E2CMaster

I did answer them honestly. I'm just trying to figure out what it is about my answers that makes an insta-reject. It's not like this is the first psych battery I've had to pass to get a job, but it's the first one that has been an instant reject.

I filled out my app and hit the submit button a few months back. I forget all the details, I think I was daydreaming about winning the lottery or something along those lines... but when I hit submit on the organizational-fit assessment, it seemed very glitchy. I think it might have gone to a blank screen. When I logged back in, it didn't show the green checkmark, and I didn't have the ability to re do the test.

I emailed the email in the support section. They were very responsive, and said that all sections were complete. The green checkmark mysteriously appeared.

I'd just shoot them an email, and find out if you are insta-reject online dating material, or if there is a computer glitch. I'm guessing that unless you got the TBNT email, it is the later.

01-07-2014, 09:31 AM

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ForeverFO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by aafurloughee

Right there, I call BS. Sorry but I think we all daydream.

About winning the Lottery?

Define daydreaming. Have I thought "Wow, it'd be cool to win 100 million $$. I'd buy my own airport in Utah and a fleet of jet warbirds." Everyone has thought about it.

But have I spent more than 3 minutes on the topic in my life? Probably not.

Somewhat back OT: The AA Pilots' web site posted a list of the names of the pilots in the first new class, starting today, 7 Jan... so they are in class as we speak!

Minorities and women? Check.

But it didn't differentiate between Eagle flowbees and street hires.

01-07-2014, 04:53 PM

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YAKflyer

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Originally Posted by ForeverFO

Somewhat back OT: The AA Pilots' web site posted a list of the names of the pilots in the first new class, starting today, 7 Jan... so they are in class as we speak!

What was the total count?

01-07-2014, 07:21 PM

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Freeflyfreak

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Originally Posted by YAKflyer

What was the total count?

25 total
12 flows
13 street, 2 of which came from eagle

01-08-2014, 05:05 AM

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charge4brendan

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domiciles

I realize Boston is a domicile but am trying to find out what aircraft are currently located there and where it sits in respect to relative seniority. Can anyone help? Thanks!

01-08-2014, 05:22 AM

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Sliceback

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BOS - 737D, 767I

Small base. Fairly senior.

01-08-2014, 05:26 AM

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VenetianFryCook

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Originally Posted by charge4brendan

I realize Boston is a domicile but am trying to find out what aircraft are currently located there and where it sits in respect to relative seniority. Can anyone help? Thanks!

737 and 757/767 only. Very small, very senior, with many folks on property already who are displaced and hold reinstatement rights. Extraordinarily unlikely a new-hire would ever see it.

Furthermore, the Parker Program is to have smaller numbers of larger domiciles at major hubs only. If that pattern holds, I'd say the BOS base would be at the top of the hatchet list.

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