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11-12-2008, 10:06 AM
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Hello,
I will be completing an internship with SkyWest in SLC beginning next month. Does anyone know possible housing options? (Short-term, as I will only be there a couple months). I am looking forward to completing the internship, however, if I can not find a feasible housing option, I will be unable to.
Your help is appreciated!
I will be completing an internship with SkyWest in SLC beginning next month. Does anyone know possible housing options? (Short-term, as I will only be there a couple months). I am looking forward to completing the internship, however, if I can not find a feasible housing option, I will be unable to.
Your help is appreciated!
11-12-2008, 10:31 AM
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11-12-2008, 11:30 AM
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The unwritten rule of a crashpad is nobody lives there full time. A crashpad is not a college dorm. I'm not trying to be a d#ck I just have first hand experience with this. We had a group of interns living in my old crashpad and all they did was annoy the p!ss out of everyone else. Please be considerate of others if you do go into a crashpad.
11-12-2008, 01:10 PM
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I guess I should elaborate on this...an internship at a regional (even SKW) is a waste of time. It may help you get hired as a pilot later, but it's not that hard to get a regional job anyway.
If at all possible, do an internship at a major airlne (other than AA or UAL)...some majors have been known to give preferential interviews to former interns with minimum experience levels. I know several ex-CAL interns who got hired at CAL withh 1000 hours SIC in an RJ.
If at all possible, do an internship at a major airlne (other than AA or UAL)...some majors have been known to give preferential interviews to former interns with minimum experience levels. I know several ex-CAL interns who got hired at CAL withh 1000 hours SIC in an RJ.
11-12-2008, 03:16 PM
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11-12-2008, 05:37 PM
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... and to answer your question about housing i could let you know of areas to look.
11-12-2008, 05:38 PM
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I guess I should elaborate on this...an internship at a regional (even SKW) is a waste of time. It may help you get hired as a pilot later, but it's not that hard to get a regional job anyway.
If at all possible, do an internship at a major airlne (other than AA or UAL)...some majors have been known to give preferential interviews to former interns with minimum experience levels. I know several ex-CAL interns who got hired at CAL withh 1000 hours SIC in an RJ.
If at all possible, do an internship at a major airlne (other than AA or UAL)...some majors have been known to give preferential interviews to former interns with minimum experience levels. I know several ex-CAL interns who got hired at CAL withh 1000 hours SIC in an RJ.
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