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#1571
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Joined APC: Mar 2016
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Would you leave Envoy for jetblue if you had been here for more then 5years? Don't want to start an argument, just want intelligent opinions. And yes IK all the flow promises and would be over at AA in potentially 3 years, my gut tells me to pack up shop and say adios to Envoy.
#1572
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Joined APC: Mar 2007
Position: Qualified to carry liquids through security.
Posts: 771
Would you leave Envoy for jetblue if you had been here for more then 5years? Don't want to start an argument, just want intelligent opinions. And yes IK all the flow promises and would be over at AA in potentially 3 years, my gut tells me to pack up shop and say adios to Envoy.
#1573
Go!!! Don't look back!!! It is a better job then Envoy. Unless you want to pad your resume with PIC for potential economic collapse. In that case I would stay put. Who knows how long they will take to upgrade you, plus JB is a very junior pilot group with very little mandatory attrition. If your ambition is legacy, stay at Envoy
#1574
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Joined APC: Mar 2014
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Would you leave Envoy for jetblue if you had been here for more then 5years? Don't want to start an argument, just want intelligent opinions. And yes IK all the flow promises and would be over at AA in potentially 3 years, my gut tells me to pack up shop and say adios to Envoy.
#1575
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Joined APC: Jul 2014
Position: Feito no Brasil, CA
Posts: 833
The downside for JB is going to be a slow upgrade. It's s young average age over there, so it'll be s while before you move up. Overall, life as an FO there after a couple years will be better than even a CA here with 15 years or more.
Just plan accordingly. I know several captains here who called it quits and went to JB. They're all happy. Good luck with your choice.
Just plan accordingly. I know several captains here who called it quits and went to JB. They're all happy. Good luck with your choice.
#1576
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Joined APC: Jul 2010
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Well B6 commuter policy is great. 1 flight on their metal. You don't make it, not big deal, you're off the whole trip. Use the PTO to cover it.
#1577
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Joined APC: Mar 2007
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#1579
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Joined APC: Feb 2016
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Would you leave Envoy for jetblue if you had been here for more then 5years? Don't want to start an argument, just want intelligent opinions. And yes IK all the flow promises and would be over at AA in potentially 3 years, my gut tells me to pack up shop and say adios to Envoy.
Consider it a step down if you are a CA. Cannot understand why any ENY Captain or even FO would be considering such a move. From an FO perspective, you already have a job at the largest major in the world just waiting on you.
#1580
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Joined APC: Mar 2016
Posts: 5
I would be leaving under the terms of staying at JetBlue until retirement. My concern with the flow is that of everyone who truly understands it. It can and for all purposes should slow down this summer with the final return of the furloughes. Right now I'm looking at 3-4 years however that will change after May. By how much no one knows. Let's say it adds 6 months. Now I'm at 3.5-4.5 years before flow, still not terrible but being a New englander that's a long time for a guaranteed commute by airplane appossed to driving to work at JetBlue(BOS-JFK JR bases) And at the end of the day going to JetBlue will not cut me off from a chance in the near future at either big 3, so all tho I will be leaving on the hope to stay until retirement - it's not an ultimatum. Obviously it is weighing on me and I do appreciate the advice offered thanks.
(Let's see how this vacancy bid turns out. That could be the final straw either way)
(Let's see how this vacancy bid turns out. That could be the final straw either way)
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