UAL offer street hires classes?
03-05-2013, 06:47 PM
#71
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FYI....from a current UAL friend:
Talked with a guy at ops in IAH. He told me 12 to 14 per week starting in March. Said we are 500 short right now, and the new hires will continue indefinitely. Interviews will be in DEN, and the new hire process is being coordinated by DENTK (the UAL training center) and Capt. Charlie Venoma in Houston. The guy also said that training may slow down for Summer flying, but it probably won't stop (as is rumored).
Talked with a guy at ops in IAH. He told me 12 to 14 per week starting in March. Said we are 500 short right now, and the new hires will continue indefinitely. Interviews will be in DEN, and the new hire process is being coordinated by DENTK (the UAL training center) and Capt. Charlie Venoma in Houston. The guy also said that training may slow down for Summer flying, but it probably won't stop (as is rumored).
03-05-2013, 06:47 PM
#72
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16000+ TT, 9 types, Chief Pilot/Asst. Chief/Dir. Safety experience, training capt., Lots of heavy international experience, 4 yr degree, no RJ time, civilian, 7 internal recs, no job fair or internship. Good luck to all!
16000+ TT, 9 types, Chief Pilot/Asst. Chief/Dir. Safety experience, training capt., Lots of heavy international experience, 4 yr degree, no RJ time, civilian, 7 internal recs, no job fair or internship. Good luck to all!
03-05-2013, 09:51 PM
#75
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Joined APC: Mar 2012
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Only a Part 61/141 IP/LCA but not a Chief, LCA or IP at the 121 level. Personally since I'm a commuter I'm not willing to restrict my time with my wife and kids any more than this job already does. If I lived in domicile or was single I would without a doubt be able to check more boxes. I do realize this will hold be back a bit at first but it shouldn't be long till they start pulling guys like me (I hope).
I'm not female nor a minority but I am a member of OBAP and WIA. Which kills my wife since I'm neither but they are great networking organizations and offer fantastic information as well guidance.
I'm not female nor a minority but I am a member of OBAP and WIA. Which kills my wife since I'm neither but they are great networking organizations and offer fantastic information as well guidance.
03-05-2013, 10:13 PM
#76
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Position: B757/767
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FYI....from a current UAL friend:
Talked with a guy at ops in IAH. He told me 12 to 14 per week starting in March. Said we are 500 short right now, and the new hires will continue indefinitely. Interviews will be in DEN, and the new hire process is being coordinated by DENTK (the UAL training center) and Capt. Charlie Venoma in Houston. The guy also said that training may slow down for Summer flying, but it probably won't stop (as is rumored).
Talked with a guy at ops in IAH. He told me 12 to 14 per week starting in March. Said we are 500 short right now, and the new hires will continue indefinitely. Interviews will be in DEN, and the new hire process is being coordinated by DENTK (the UAL training center) and Capt. Charlie Venoma in Houston. The guy also said that training may slow down for Summer flying, but it probably won't stop (as is rumored).
So the CAL side is 500 short? But aren't there 600+ UAL guys still on furlough????
03-05-2013, 10:22 PM
#77
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
Position: UniCal 737 FO
Posts: 413
I hear they are waiting on the SLI to be done with before coming back to see where the chips fall and where they stand. Also, many might not be coming back... In the mean time CAL needs pilots and can't afford to wait.
03-06-2013, 04:48 AM
#79
CH46 Pilot to the Stars
Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: Furloughed
Posts: 61
<<I hear they are waiting on the SLI to be done with before coming back to see where the chips fall and where they stand.>>
At first I didn't take the LCAL job offer because it would have been a sizable paycut from the any port in a storm cubicle job I had found.
Now I'm just waiting until I get furloughed from here to go back to there.
DOD sets furlough timelines: http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20130305/NEWS01/303050020/DOD-sets-furlough-timelines
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At first I didn't take the LCAL job offer because it would have been a sizable paycut from the any port in a storm cubicle job I had found.
Now I'm just waiting until I get furloughed from here to go back to there.
DOD sets furlough timelines: http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20130305/NEWS01/303050020/DOD-sets-furlough-timelines
Gnip.....Gnop.....
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Furlough Ping Pong Ball
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