Originally Posted by Dmaxvelo18

Heard that pipeline instructors will have priority of base and equipment in NH class due to their company seniorty. Anyone else hear this?

Originally Posted by Whiskey4

Pipeline
121
Everyone else

Originally Posted by Thyagosc

Hey guys, I applied at Envoy last year in December, got the contingent offer letter, and after a week they retracted the offer. I still don't know why they did that. I put on application I was ready to start employment in 6 months from that date, (maybe that is why they denied me). No criminal history etc etc. (had 3 failures before, one of them was a type rating failure it was my first jet initial but then went there after a week did 1 sim session and passed it, and the other 2 were commercial single and commercial multi a long time ago) I don't know if their computer algorithm knocked me out for that or what. My question is, can I apply again after certain time and if yes, am I blackballed because of what happened last year when I applied? Now, when I apply, if I can re-apply, I will be ready to start class as soon as they call me. Different than when I applied last year I said I could start 6 months from that day.

Also, any news on the MIA base for new hires??

I am looking to leave 135 position to finally seek a career in 121 with a flow to AA. Please, advice anyone?

Thanks - Fly safe!

Originally Posted by Knobcrk1

121? Are you saying if you have airline experience you have priority in a new hire class? Are they already doing this?

Originally Posted by HardLemonade

No. I'm sure he means priority in starting class. Once you start, seniority in your class is always by Birthday.

Originally Posted by Jersdawg

Not anymore. It will be a tiered system as outlined above. The most senior will be the pilot who started pipeline the earliest. Then hours of 121 for the next tier, then the last group by age.

Originally Posted by SlatsOut

Might as well throw 135 hours in there also then...

Originally Posted by Jersdawg

Not anymore. It will be a tiered system as outlined above. The most senior will be the pilot who started pipeline the earliest. Then hours of 121 for the next tier, then the last group by age.

Originally Posted by Jersdawg

Not anymore. It will be a tiered system as outlined above. The most senior will be the pilot who started pipeline the earliest. Then hours of 121 for the next tier, then the last group by age.