Skywest v2.0
#6492
New Hire
Joined APC: Aug 2006
Posts: 6
How much time is allowed to elapse between the interview and starting class before one would have to re-interview? Is it 3 months?
#6493
Anyone on here know where to find the model of the newer DL CRJ900 that SkyWest used to sell? Been trying to hunt one down for a while with no luck.
#6496
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2015
Posts: 472
They are sold out at Gear Up...
But checkout
Bombardier CRJ900 Delta Connection Model with Detailed Interior
But checkout
Bombardier CRJ900 Delta Connection Model with Detailed Interior
#6497
On Reserve
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 16
I'm not trolling or trying to start a ****ing contest on which airline is better, I would appreciate some solid advice.
If you had to pick a regional today, would you still choose SkyWest or would you pick a wholly owned American regional where you have a flow and almost double the pay? If not, can you tell me why you would pick SkyWest again.
I really appreciate any solid answers. As you know, choosing a regional is a big decision and I'm trying to decide what's best for my career and family.
If you had to pick a regional today, would you still choose SkyWest or would you pick a wholly owned American regional where you have a flow and almost double the pay? If not, can you tell me why you would pick SkyWest again.
I really appreciate any solid answers. As you know, choosing a regional is a big decision and I'm trying to decide what's best for my career and family.
#6498
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2015
Posts: 472
I'm not trolling or trying to start a ****ing contest on which airline is better, I would appreciate some solid advice.
If you had to pick a regional today, would you still choose SkyWest or would you pick a wholly owned American regional where you have a flow and almost double the pay? If not, can you tell me why you would pick SkyWest again.
I really appreciate any solid answers. As you know, choosing a regional is a big decision and I'm trying to decide what's best for my career and family.
If you had to pick a regional today, would you still choose SkyWest or would you pick a wholly owned American regional where you have a flow and almost double the pay? If not, can you tell me why you would pick SkyWest again.
I really appreciate any solid answers. As you know, choosing a regional is a big decision and I'm trying to decide what's best for my career and family.
Avoid commuting at all cost. So pick a regional that has a base where you live or move.... Nothing else matters.
#6499
Ich bin Pilot von Beruf
Joined APC: Aug 2016
Position: CRJ Kapitän
Posts: 615
I'm not going to lie to you, if I were looking for a regional operating in Chicago right after Envoy made its announcement of souped up pay last year, I would have gone there. Double the first year money plus the flow to have as a backup are a win-win. I came to SkyWest before that when Envoy seemed to be a burning dumpster fire, but things are turning around there it seems.
Then again, I feel vindicated for coming to SkyWest because we have taken over a yyyuuuge chunk of Envoy's former flying in ORD, meaning that I'm still employed and have lots of flying to do as a lineholder. So it worked out for me I guess.
Then again, I feel vindicated for coming to SkyWest because we have taken over a yyyuuuge chunk of Envoy's former flying in ORD, meaning that I'm still employed and have lots of flying to do as a lineholder. So it worked out for me I guess.
#6500
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: Downward Dog
Posts: 1,875
I'm an FO that barely works, someone is going to have to post a W2 of 100K for me to believe they make nearly double.
Other regionals currently have very enticing offers right now.
Other regionals currently have very enticing offers right now.
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