Which regional is able to fill hiring classes
#113
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Joined APC: Sep 2011
Position: in a Big Box that moves back,forth, up, down and makes cool sounds
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It's nonsense and very childish.
One group thinks they are the aces of the flying universe because they had to take a
useless mechanical aptitude test or pass some stupid psycho exam versus
some other group who got offered a job via a phone call.
Another group thinks their outfit is the greatest thing since the invention
of toilet paper because they start out at $24 hour versus $22.
When you cut through all the layers of B.S. all regionals are essentially the same and everyone takes the same FAA checkride to identical Practical Test Standards.
I've got my flakjacket on, so all you haters can feel free to fire away.
One group thinks they are the aces of the flying universe because they had to take a
useless mechanical aptitude test or pass some stupid psycho exam versus
some other group who got offered a job via a phone call.
Another group thinks their outfit is the greatest thing since the invention
of toilet paper because they start out at $24 hour versus $22.
When you cut through all the layers of B.S. all regionals are essentially the same and everyone takes the same FAA checkride to identical Practical Test Standards.
I've got my flakjacket on, so all you haters can feel free to fire away.
#114
It's nonsense and very childish.
One group thinks they are the aces of the flying universe because they had to take a
useless mechanical aptitude test or pass some stupid psycho exam versus
some other group who got offered a job via a phone call.
Another group thinks their outfit is the greatest thing since the invention
of toilet paper because they start out at $24 hour versus $22.
When you cut through all the layers of B.S. all regionals are essentially the same and everyone takes the same FAA checkride to identical Practical Test Standards.
I've got my flakjacket on, so all you haters can feel free to fire away.
One group thinks they are the aces of the flying universe because they had to take a
useless mechanical aptitude test or pass some stupid psycho exam versus
some other group who got offered a job via a phone call.
Another group thinks their outfit is the greatest thing since the invention
of toilet paper because they start out at $24 hour versus $22.
When you cut through all the layers of B.S. all regionals are essentially the same and everyone takes the same FAA checkride to identical Practical Test Standards.
I've got my flakjacket on, so all you haters can feel free to fire away.
#115
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Joined APC: Apr 2013
Posts: 223
What is the thought on SkyWest's upgrade times in the future? I have an offer in hand with them, and I am about 99% sure that I am going to take it. However I am a bit concerned about their very top heavy seniority list, and the amount of supposed lifers there.
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
I know you're not supposed the chase the quick upgrade, but it would be nice to go somewhere where I know it won't take 7 years to upgrade. Any thoughts on future SKW movement?
#116
I don't think they are parking that many 200's. Maybe you are including ExpressJet's 145's? Anyway, who cares? I wouldn't touch a regional with that many lifers with Ron Jeremy's uhhhhhh.... Not that it doesn't sound like a good place to work, it's just that I won't spend that much time at a regional as an FO period. The idea of the regionals is to get out as quick as you can. Not set up camp and be a lifer
#117
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Position: 737 CA
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Skywest stopped hiring from 6/08-12/10. As soon as the upgrades hit that period of seniority, the upgrade time will instantly go down by a year and a half. Don't mind all the nay sayers on here that have it all figured out. None of them know any more than Miss Cleo.
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