Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
02-20-2020, 09:19 PM
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This has happened to me more than once in ATL, the last being a 4 foot 11 captain wearing a FLIGHT STANDARDS lanyard and his shirt completely untucked...I asked if this 73 had FA jumpseats, he calmly states "I didnt check" and off he goes...gate agent gives a shoulder shrug.
4'11" with or without the hat?
02-21-2020, 04:17 AM
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This just happened to me....oh well I’ll use the UTC and D will have to buy someone off the next oversold flight. #profitsharing
02-22-2020, 09:25 PM
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02-23-2020, 04:24 AM
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For a helpful answer.... Sorry about some others on here. To answer your question, no endeavor does not have any programs for non-step schools. But the benefits of step are really more for getting to endeavor, not Delta. They'll interview step applicants 12 months out, but everyone else 6 months out.
The biggest thing you can probably do right now is avoid check ride failures and do as much community service as you can fit in. They're huge on on it, and the more you do the better. I know FO's who've gone straight to Delta in part because they had thousands of hours of community service. Clean driving record, no criminal history, if you're still in college get that gpa up, and get a CFI if you can. You need a 4 year degree for sure, so make sure to finish it now while you're young.
Good luck
The biggest thing you can probably do right now is avoid check ride failures and do as much community service as you can fit in. They're huge on on it, and the more you do the better. I know FO's who've gone straight to Delta in part because they had thousands of hours of community service. Clean driving record, no criminal history, if you're still in college get that gpa up, and get a CFI if you can. You need a 4 year degree for sure, so make sure to finish it now while you're young.
Good luck
This is the info I was looking for, thanks!
02-23-2020, 09:50 AM
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02-25-2020, 06:07 AM
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Trip pairings NYC
Received an offer from EDV last week with summer start date. How senior are 1-3 day trips at EDV for someone living in NYC? Can someone share (PM) their typical monthly schedule? Ideally I would prefer 1-2 day trips (or 3 days) if at all possible.
Also have an offer from PSA, however 20 minute from NJ to NYC vs 1.5 hrs to PHL is much better. RAH rejected me so that's not an option for EWR.
Also have an offer from PSA, however 20 minute from NJ to NYC vs 1.5 hrs to PHL is much better. RAH rejected me so that's not an option for EWR.
02-25-2020, 07:10 AM
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Received an offer from EDV last week with summer start date. How senior are 1-3 day trips at EDV for someone living in NYC? Can someone share (PM) their typical monthly schedule? Ideally I would prefer 1-2 day trips (or 3 days) if at all possible.
Also have an offer from PSA, however 20 minute from NJ to NYC vs 1.5 hrs to PHL is much better. RAH rejected me so that's not an option for EWR.
Also have an offer from PSA, however 20 minute from NJ to NYC vs 1.5 hrs to PHL is much better. RAH rejected me so that's not an option for EWR.
On the 200 it’s even worse. No day trips, only one 2 day trip and only eleven 3 day trips. Most pilots are commuters to NYC so they want longer trips.
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