New Hire Classes and Drops
08-23-2022, 03:49 PM
#2131
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6x A320 (SFO, EWR)
23x B737 (SFO, EWR, LAX)
14x B756 (SFO, EWR, DCA)
8x B777 (SFO)
Worth mentioning that for the 756, 11 had to go to SFO, and the 3 remaining could be divided up as desired between EWR and DCA. All other aircraft were unlimited in each base.
23x B737 (SFO, EWR, LAX)
14x B756 (SFO, EWR, DCA)
8x B777 (SFO)
Worth mentioning that for the 756, 11 had to go to SFO, and the 3 remaining could be divided up as desired between EWR and DCA. All other aircraft were unlimited in each base.
08-23-2022, 08:57 PM
#2132
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Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 19
any idea what went junior? Thanks!
08-24-2022, 08:38 AM
#2135
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Joined APC: Jan 2010
Posts: 246
FYSA –
A JB pilot by the name of Josh Hjemvick was found guilty of publicly posting a fellow pilot’s grievance, and mocking said pilot in a chat group, telling him to “man the **** up” or words to that effect. In addition, Josh had several posts on his twitter account that were, at best, anti-profession – claiming that pilots at JetBlue were unsafe and unprofessional.
Due to his publicizing the grievance and his public comments which were detrimental to the profession (and he conveniently deleted while the investigation was ongoing), Josh issued a faux apology that really wasn’t an apology at all, but an attempt to place blame on everyone but himself for his actions. Josh was asked to step down from his ALPA position which allowed him to be privy to pilot grievances.
And now, he's at UAL
A JB pilot by the name of Josh Hjemvick was found guilty of publicly posting a fellow pilot’s grievance, and mocking said pilot in a chat group, telling him to “man the **** up” or words to that effect. In addition, Josh had several posts on his twitter account that were, at best, anti-profession – claiming that pilots at JetBlue were unsafe and unprofessional.
Due to his publicizing the grievance and his public comments which were detrimental to the profession (and he conveniently deleted while the investigation was ongoing), Josh issued a faux apology that really wasn’t an apology at all, but an attempt to place blame on everyone but himself for his actions. Josh was asked to step down from his ALPA position which allowed him to be privy to pilot grievances.
And now, he's at UAL
Whats your point DB?
08-26-2022, 04:16 AM
#2139
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
Posts: 1,358
I've heard it's pretty short. Like maybe 1-2 weeks. The 320 seems to be pretty caught up. 73, on the other hand, is still wildly out of order on IOE. There are people from 7+ months that still haven't flown, while other new hires are getting IOE within 1-3 weeks just to get them done and on the line.
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