? for Shuttle America's HNL crews
#1
? for Shuttle America's HNL crews
Just wondering how many crews are based out of HNL and if bidding this domicile goes toward junior or senior crews? I've hear the company has a hard time finding crews willing to relocate to HNL, any truth to this?
Currently I'm an FO at ASA but recently I had to move back to Hawaii, so I'm just curious any about possibilities that might exist in the future.
Currently I'm an FO at ASA but recently I had to move back to Hawaii, so I'm just curious any about possibilities that might exist in the future.
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Just wondering how many crews are based out of HNL and if bidding this domicile goes toward junior or senior crews? I've hear the company has a hard time finding crews willing to relocate to HNL, any truth to this?
Currently I'm an FO at ASA but recently I had to move back to Hawaii, so I'm just curious any about possibilities that might exist in the future.
Currently I'm an FO at ASA but recently I had to move back to Hawaii, so I'm just curious any about possibilities that might exist in the future.
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i would recommend sticking it out at asa and upgrade, get pic, and apply to hawaiian. i cant imagine republic staying in hawaii for long. dont get me wrong, id rather have mokulele stick around instead of go! but loads dont look too good. consider their hnl domicile temporary and dont chase it. do you republicans agree?
#8
Republic, as a whole, opens and closes bases all the time. Just ask the guys from CVG, DEN, FLL, RIC, CRP, ect. And that's just during the past three four years. Stick at ASA where at least you know where you'll be sleeping in six months.
#9
Thanks to all for the words of wisdom.
I think 'Island Style' has outlined my best course of action. I know a couple of people at Hawaiian and will try to maintain those contacts, since I hear Hawaiian is a very tight company that typically hires from within (by referrals from family and friends of family) before looking at outside resumes.
I think 'Island Style' has outlined my best course of action. I know a couple of people at Hawaiian and will try to maintain those contacts, since I hear Hawaiian is a very tight company that typically hires from within (by referrals from family and friends of family) before looking at outside resumes.
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