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#7881
What we really don't want, in the era of modern CRM, are a bunch of guys who treat the cockpit as a pecking order based on the number of stripes on their shoulders. It creates a rift in the cockpit that can lead to one guy screwing things up while the other guy watches and doesn't want to speak up due to a difference in rank.
JMHO.
#7884
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 4,785
"Back in the day", and way before this hiring spree at 5Y, there were pilots hired that hadn't flown in a long time. But granted, many of them were military, retired, and rode out the last years of their mil careers at non flying/staff jobs. But we're in a different era now, and they have THOUSANDS of resumes to choose from.
And keep in mind, there's PLENTY of them with 121/ACMI/Boeing/heavy experience that are current. But keep applying, ya never know.
#7885
I did the PAQ last month, but I don't remember seeing it this time, as it definetly WAS in the past. I probably have some friends or former collegues there, yet do not know if they are there... Oh well, I applied anyways; 10,000 hrs 121 Boeing experience w/8000 PIC Boeing and they still don't recognize you as a pilot; go figure huh???
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#7887
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2012
Position: Exploring the world, oh yeah and I fly big planes!
Posts: 140
Someone pulled out of the interview on the 11th (unknown reason) leaving a spot open. The next applicant was called and after being offered that open interview spot was told that this would be the last spot for the month. Seems Feb 11-13 are the only interview dates scheduled in the near future... as of today, could change tomorrow.
#7889
Line Holder
Joined APC: Apr 2012
Position: FO
Posts: 37
You didn't offend me, don't worry. But, I will say with regard to the above, that depends on the captain. I treat the captain just like I would any other line pilot; I don't expect these guys/gals to teach unless they're instructors (and we do have plenty of FO instructors here) or check airmen. I just show up to the jet, do my work safely, cash my checks, and go home; I don't expect anything more out of my coworkers, either.
What we really don't want, in the era of modern CRM, are a bunch of guys who treat the cockpit as a pecking order based on the number of stripes on their shoulders. It creates a rift in the cockpit that can lead to one guy screwing things up while the other guy watches and doesn't want to speak up due to a difference in rank.
JMHO.
What we really don't want, in the era of modern CRM, are a bunch of guys who treat the cockpit as a pecking order based on the number of stripes on their shoulders. It creates a rift in the cockpit that can lead to one guy screwing things up while the other guy watches and doesn't want to speak up due to a difference in rank.
JMHO.
Good advice for some that you need two and sometimes more to do what we do here at atlas.
#7890
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2008
Posts: 617
Do you meet the minimums for applying? If yes, that's all you need. We have one in class right now that had not flown for over a year, non-military.
Someone pulled out of the interview on the 11th (unknown reason) leaving a spot open. The next applicant was called and after being offered that open interview spot was told that this would be the last spot for the month. Seems Feb 11-13 are the only interview dates scheduled in the near future... as of today, could change tomorrow.
Someone pulled out of the interview on the 11th (unknown reason) leaving a spot open. The next applicant was called and after being offered that open interview spot was told that this would be the last spot for the month. Seems Feb 11-13 are the only interview dates scheduled in the near future... as of today, could change tomorrow.
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