UPS Furlough Over
05-04-2014, 10:24 AM
#183
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There's Vondueschebag demonstrating his bulletin writing skills, which given the stories about his flying ability must have been the only reason they kept him on, other than sticking his nose up the exhaust of his "superiors" in management.
Speaking of his "superiors", a NURP recently recounted a story how he couldn't fly his way out of a p¥€€ed on paper bag with radar vectors.
Speaking of his "superiors", a NURP recently recounted a story how he couldn't fly his way out of a p¥€€ed on paper bag with radar vectors.
05-04-2014, 10:51 AM
#184
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05-04-2014, 02:14 PM
#186
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Posts: 386
Fellas,
I'm 121 regional, I was a seasonal driver in Glenwood Springs/Aspen many, many moons ago. I miss boxes. I spent 4.5 years hauling checks/boxes/organs/etc. at night, both single pilot and Lear Jet (call sign Starcheck).
If, and when, UPS ever opens the application/interview for pilots, will my seasonal work driving be worth emphasizing on my resume, considering it really has nothing to do with flying planes?
Here's to hoping 12K+ total time and 7K+ turbine PIC, along with seasonal work for UPS, will help me land an interview. I realize UPS isn't perfect, but the 121 passenger world (at the regional level) isn't my cup of tea. I miss the nights (always been a night owl), and in my experience, the freight dogs were the greatest group of pilots I've ever worked with.
I'm 121 regional, I was a seasonal driver in Glenwood Springs/Aspen many, many moons ago. I miss boxes. I spent 4.5 years hauling checks/boxes/organs/etc. at night, both single pilot and Lear Jet (call sign Starcheck).
If, and when, UPS ever opens the application/interview for pilots, will my seasonal work driving be worth emphasizing on my resume, considering it really has nothing to do with flying planes?
Here's to hoping 12K+ total time and 7K+ turbine PIC, along with seasonal work for UPS, will help me land an interview. I realize UPS isn't perfect, but the 121 passenger world (at the regional level) isn't my cup of tea. I miss the nights (always been a night owl), and in my experience, the freight dogs were the greatest group of pilots I've ever worked with.
05-04-2014, 02:20 PM
#187
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