Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
#9541
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 618
If you are referring to the position openings, most of those are going to be filled by NWA folks. Not many jobs for DAL south guys for the next few years.
If they did interview you, they sometimes are looking two to five years out, so do not make a fool of yourself if you did not get it. As with everything here, it is a test and a game. Play accordingly.
If they did interview you, they sometimes are looking two to five years out, so do not make a fool of yourself if you did not get it. As with everything here, it is a test and a game. Play accordingly.
I live in Atlanta and have and MBA-ish background. Just looking at trying to be home more really. NOT really be a mgmt dude. Work less...make more, that sort of thing. Or at least work/ live in the same city occasionally.
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And no, they let me fly large Boeing aircraft across Oceans...so no nothing surprises me really.
#9542
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2007
Position: 757/767
Posts: 890
Nah, I didn't even get interviewed. Apparently leaving out the fact I have my own monogrammed knee pads was a mistake.
I live in Atlanta and have and MBA-ish background. Just looking at trying to be home more really. NOT really be a mgmt dude. Work less...make more, that sort of thing. Or at least work/ live in the same city occasionally.
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And no, they let me fly large Boeing aircraft across Oceans...so no nothing surprises me really.
I live in Atlanta and have and MBA-ish background. Just looking at trying to be home more really. NOT really be a mgmt dude. Work less...make more, that sort of thing. Or at least work/ live in the same city occasionally.
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And no, they let me fly large Boeing aircraft across Oceans...so no nothing surprises me really.
#9543
Nah, I didn't even get interviewed. Apparently leaving out the fact I have my own monogrammed knee pads was a mistake.
I live in Atlanta and have and MBA-ish background. Just looking at trying to be home more really. NOT really be a mgmt dude. Work less...make more, that sort of thing. Or at least work/ live in the same city occasionally.
////////////////////////////
And no, they let me fly large Boeing aircraft across Oceans...so no nothing surprises me really.
I live in Atlanta and have and MBA-ish background. Just looking at trying to be home more really. NOT really be a mgmt dude. Work less...make more, that sort of thing. Or at least work/ live in the same city occasionally.
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And no, they let me fly large Boeing aircraft across Oceans...so no nothing surprises me really.
You can make almost as much sans the execs flying a little extra without all of the headaches that go with the job. It is really a 24/7 job over there. If you do not have the conviction to give it your all, it is not a fit. I mean that.
People that want to make a difference and do not really care about the money seem to do well. Long term maybe you can make more, but if you cost out the time you put in versus an hourly rate, it really is not more money. There is always way to much work, and not enough hrs in a day to get it done.
Most people I know work six days a week, and normally 12 hr days. That does not include the line flying and answering e-mails after the family goes to bed.
In effect. You may be home more nights, but your night will not be yours. If you family is expecting something else, then they would be greatly disappointed.
I can tell you that I have seen e-mails come in well after midnight form the guys in the office. You have to be driven to survive the job more than a few weeks.
#9545
I know and it will not last. I do not see any of them taking it as the flying will suck compared to what they can hold out of ATL!
The only ones that will take it are the ones will less than 20 years that cannot hold good trips in NYC and ATL.
It should be open in fall.
Free parking for us though. I do not see the commute getting much better
Maybe an LAX-DFW flight in the future as well....
The only ones that will take it are the ones will less than 20 years that cannot hold good trips in NYC and ATL.
It should be open in fall.
Free parking for us though. I do not see the commute getting much better
Maybe an LAX-DFW flight in the future as well....
#9546
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 618
Good to know.
Thats the way it is in most corp gigs really. Blackberries will be the death of the American family.
Sim building it is.
Or reserve on something bigish here in ATL....
....7 minutes after the scheds call,"Oh....you gave the trip away already....well keep me in mind if you have something else, thanks." Then I get back on my bicycle and keep riding.
Thats the way it is in most corp gigs really. Blackberries will be the death of the American family.
Sim building it is.
Or reserve on something bigish here in ATL....
....7 minutes after the scheds call,"Oh....you gave the trip away already....well keep me in mind if you have something else, thanks." Then I get back on my bicycle and keep riding.
#9548
SOC's comming early so we all get to start playing musical bases a year early. That's my guess.
#9549
#9550
FWIW the company has been looking at up gauging DFW so that they can get the commuters out to work. They have had too many people calling in honest.
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