Def find it unique , I hope he gets what he wants . Only thing that I see tough, if he doesn't get it other airlines may or may not be aware of how bad he wanted another airline . I mean he could finally get a interview but then screw it up as many chaps do, kinda all eggs in one basket .
Not my method , but won't knock it . And out of all places Southwest likes goofy stuff . This may be over the top but either way. |
Originally Posted by jcountry
(Post 2562487)
I’m sure.
It’s not a good way to go about it. This guy reminds me of a fellow I was told about who make a cast of his foot and painted it to look like a southwest plane. His plan was to show up at the interview, slap the stupid thing on the table and try to make a stupid joke about getting his foot in the door. Doubt that would be viewed as funny either. |
Okay so we are gonna skip over the Why SWA question as looking at your website, you have already answered that for us.
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Originally Posted by TCASTESTOK
(Post 2563412)
Okay so we are gonna skip over the Why SWA question as looking at your website, you have already answered that for us.
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Originally Posted by Moonwolf
(Post 2563498)
Oh and also skip what sets you apart question
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Originally Posted by Moonwolf
(Post 2563498)
Oh and also skip what sets you apart question
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https://nypost.com/2018/04/04/people-are-drooling-over-this-pilots-sexy-selfies/?utm_campaign=iosapp&utm_source=pasteboard_app
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Originally Posted by Quarryman
(Post 2565355)
https://nypost.com/2018/04/04/people-are-drooling-over-this-pilots-sexy-selfies/?utm_campaign=iosapp&utm_source=pasteboard_app
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 2565411)
Article says he works for DAL....
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Definitely CRJ. Too much of a tool to be legacy (in most cases).
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The dude is posting pics of himself in the right seat with 4 bars....
Also, there are pics of him in flight wearing iphone earbuds in both ears. The tool should be fired. |
Picture in the article shows him sitting in front of CBP-1 on a CRJ.
Is he the next Bachelor? |
Originally Posted by stroopwaffle
(Post 2565555)
Picture in the article shows him sitting in front of CBP-1 on a CRJ.
Is he the next Bachelor? |
How does a student pilot get pics of himself in the seat of a CRJ?
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Originally Posted by DENpilot
(Post 2565552)
The dude is posting pics of himself in the right seat with 4 bars....
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The audio exists
Originally Posted by captjns
(Post 2443206)
Captain “George” from Delta from SEA to FAI today could not stop bragging about his naval carrier during his welcome aboard speech. His call sign, which he mentioned no less than 5 times is “Captain Hollywood”. Never commented about his F/O or cabin crew. Hopefully he’s not going to serve meals or adult beverages. Better yet “Captain Hollywood” or Captain George, your call sign should be “Captain Putz”.
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Originally Posted by SparkySmith
(Post 2565705)
Just heard an audio recording of this guy. Wow. I assess not a lost bet nor a joke. Some serious OMG factor. And, sadly, sounds like he has gold wings in his closet someplace.
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 2565718)
Yes the recording exists. I know this because people play it on guard...
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Instagram hall of farmer from the previous page is a L-ASA CRJ CA. FAA database shows SIC only type in the ATR and a regular PIC type in the CL-65. Hired on at ASA in 2005.
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Seems I could post a few selfies of my fabulous, soft pink belly and calm this whole fire right on down...;)
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Please, no.
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Originally Posted by Hossharris
(Post 2566756)
Please, no.
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So we have a standoff.
Excellent. |
Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 2565718)
Yes the recording exists. I know this because people play it on guard...
Captain Hollywood.... not just tool of the day |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 2567366)
https://youtu.be/kQFeZRNNL6U
Captain Hollywood.... not just tool of the day Jesus. Edit: Couldn't make it past 1:98. |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 2567366)
https://youtu.be/kQFeZRNNL6U
Captain Hollywood.... not just tool of the day |
Originally Posted by JamesNoBrakes
(Post 2567369)
Had to google myself.
Jesus. Edit: Couldn't make it past 1:98. |
I’d like to nominate myself. I wasn’t just a tool of the day, I’m also self reporting as douche of the day. I was jump seating to Atlanta on expressjet from an airport in south Florida. I went to the cockpit to ask permission. The Captain was an older male and the pilot on the right was a younger female. I addressed the Skipper as Captain and asked for a ride. As always, the crew was gracious and accommodating. Upon arrival, I thanked the older pilot and merely said goodbye to the younger pilot. While waiting for my bag in the jet bridge, I saw that both pilots had 4 stripes. I assumed that she was an FO, I barely acknowledged her and Didn’t acknowledge her rank. Sorry...
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Originally Posted by 4runner
(Post 2568780)
I’d like to nominate myself. I wasn’t just a tool of the day, I’m also self reporting as douche of the day. I was jump seating to Atlanta on expressjet from an airport in south Florida. I went to the cockpit to ask permission. The Captain was an older male and the pilot on the right was a younger female. I addressed the Skipper as Captain and asked for a ride. As always, the crew was gracious and accommodating. Upon arrival, I thanked the older pilot and merely said goodbye to the younger pilot. While waiting for my bag in the jet bridge, I saw that both pilots had 4 stripes. I assumed that she was an FO, I barely acknowledged her and Didn’t acknowledge her rank. Sorry...
I have noticed that there are a lot of “older, gray haired, Fo’s lately at the regionals. This guy was probably getting OE from the younger female, As I’m sure you already figured out. And allowed him to “run the show” like a good check airman. I’m guessing the growth of older pilots starting over at the regionals is because of the dramatic turn in our pay rates, at the majors, over the last few years, and guys from corporate, and retiring military, again see a benefit in getting 121 current to try for a major airline job. |
Originally Posted by 4runner
(Post 2568780)
I’d like to nominate myself. I wasn’t just a tool of the day, I’m also self reporting as douche of the day. I was jump seating to Atlanta on expressjet from an airport in south Florida. I went to the cockpit to ask permission. The Captain was an older male and the pilot on the right was a younger female. I addressed the Skipper as Captain and asked for a ride. As always, the crew was gracious and accommodating. Upon arrival, I thanked the older pilot and merely said goodbye to the younger pilot. While waiting for my bag in the jet bridge, I saw that both pilots had 4 stripes. I assumed that she was an FO, I barely acknowledged her and Didn’t acknowledge her rank. Sorry...
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Originally Posted by 4runner
(Post 2568780)
I’d like to nominate myself. I wasn’t just a tool of the day, I’m also self reporting as douche of the day. I was jump seating to Atlanta on expressjet from an airport in south Florida. I went to the cockpit to ask permission. The Captain was an older male and the pilot on the right was a younger female. I addressed the Skipper as Captain and asked for a ride. As always, the crew was gracious and accommodating. Upon arrival, I thanked the older pilot and merely said goodbye to the younger pilot. While waiting for my bag in the jet bridge, I saw that both pilots had 4 stripes. I assumed that she was an FO, I barely acknowledged her and Didn’t acknowledge her rank. Sorry...
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Originally Posted by PacNWflyer
(Post 2568835)
When I jumpseat I acknowledge both pilots regardless of “rank.” It’s common courtesy. This isn’t the military.
Sir (ma’am), This is regional pilot (rank, last name) requesting use of your jumpseat for the duration of flight (flt number)! Once given permission, I salute and shake the FOs hand. If the captain isn’t present, I just introduce myself to the FO, make a crude joke of some kind then go take a seat or start texting :D |
Originally Posted by PacNWflyer
(Post 2568835)
When I jumpseat I acknowledge both pilots regardless of “rank.” It’s common courtesy. This isn’t the military.
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Originally Posted by 4runner
(Post 2568780)
I’d like to nominate myself. I wasn’t just a tool of the day, I’m also self reporting as douche of the day. I was jump seating to Atlanta on expressjet from an airport in south Florida. I went to the cockpit to ask permission. The Captain was an older male and the pilot on the right was a younger female. I addressed the Skipper as Captain and asked for a ride. As always, the crew was gracious and accommodating. Upon arrival, I thanked the older pilot and merely said goodbye to the younger pilot. While waiting for my bag in the jet bridge, I saw that both pilots had 4 stripes. I assumed that she was an FO, I barely acknowledged her and Didn’t acknowledge her rank. Sorry...
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7FYe-yJ_ID0
This was the next “gem” after the peach tree rant over our failed TA. What an ass. I looked up the atl chart and he should not have turned onto Lima. Sorry if it’s a repost but this dude deserves a honorary tool of the year |
DENpilot from F9
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Originally Posted by LNL76
(Post 2569011)
Meh, it happens. That said, i always make eye contact with both while introducing myself and thank both as I'm deplaning. :)
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Originally Posted by 4runner
(Post 2571176)
I didn’t call her Captain and automatically assumed she was an FO. It was a dick move.
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Originally Posted by tizzizzailslf04
(Post 2571184)
What people are geting at is why not just always treat both pilots with the same courtesy regardless of rank? It's very telling that that hasn't even crossed your mind...lol
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Doesn’t matter what their background or their “rank” is, why would you thank one and not the other?
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