Ameriflight
#471
#472
I have a question about the info on here about Ameriflight's reciprocral agreement with southwest. What exactly does that mean? and just to make sure Ameriflight is CASS approved correct?
#473
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
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CASS approved, but only have reciprocal agreements with Southwest. Meaning you can only jumpseat on Southwest.
#474
Southwest is the only airline you are pretty much guaranteed a spot if there is room. That doesn't mean you can't try to jump on other airlines. I've been successful on US airways and Frontier. Frontier is pretty sketchy (50/50 for me) but US airways has never denied my attempt to jump.
#476
I actually agree with Tango Fox, and I'm sure that was one of the main reasons I did t get the job. The interview was great experience and I did well in the interview and the Sim, but in the end they are looking for PICs, that can make decisions and take care of themselves and the airplane they fly. though!
#478
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Joined APC: Oct 2008
Posts: 346
Overall I thought the interview went well. The HR/technical portion we extremely well for me. The sim could have been better. I didn't do anything unsafe or out of procedure It was just not the prettiest instrument flying I've done.
I blame it on the sim.
#479
No call yet either.
The HR/Technical portion was descent for me, could have been a little better. The sim went really well for me. I heard they are gonna start calling next week. Anybody know what area they were using the jeppesen enroute charts from for the technical portion?
The HR/Technical portion was descent for me, could have been a little better. The sim went really well for me. I heard they are gonna start calling next week. Anybody know what area they were using the jeppesen enroute charts from for the technical portion?
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