Airline App wants to include Taxes last 10 years

Derg said:
I'm fairly indifferent.

I paid money to determine that I earned enough and that my home was fiscally worthy of refinancing from the same company that held and serviced my loan.

I don't blame airline apps at all. Airlines can choose not to use their system OR the A4A/ATA could choose to reimburse each applicant. Like Pandora and the music industry. They'll send the artist something for having access to their music, there's no reason in the world that the A4A/ATA airlines that use airlineapps can't collaborate and reimburse the applicant.

But they don't.

I do think charging pilots to look for jobs is ridiculous as all they so is scalp one another's posts and claim it as their own. If I go a week without some pay-for site claims that some posting here, often some I've posted myself at the request of the employee and threatened to use me, I would be surprised.

You guys keep paying to look at jobs readily available in the public domain, they'll keep charging.

You guys keep applying, they will keep charging.

We, the royal we, created this false economy. Otherwise we're complaining about the dope man on the street corner as we "pop a Molly" that we just bought from him.
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Reimbursement is a great idea. The airlines should be able to afford it...right?
 
Caelum Deus said:
Reimbursement is a great idea. The airlines should be able to afford it...right?
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I have no reliable answer for you.

Great Lakes is free, Southwest requires a type rating — however I'm unsure if they're still the 'darling carrier' to work at for new applicants.
 
Caelum Deus said:
Please read other post in thread. No more dog chasing tail please
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Airline Apps is free. The ability to apply to airlines in mass is what costs you $50.

If airline apps didn't exist you would be doing each application on your own anyway. Pretend it doesn't exist and do each one individually. After the first app is done it won't take any longer than US Air or AA's app take to fill out.

I'm personally happy about Airline Apps. No resume or cover letter to screw me over anymore (I suck at making that stuff).
 
Maurus said:
Airline Apps is free. The ability to apply to airlines in mass is what costs you $50. If airline apps didn't exist you would be doing each application on your own anyway. Pretend it doesn't exist and do each one individually. After the first app is done it won't take any longer than US Air or AA's app take to fill out. I'm personally happy about Airline Apps. No resume or cover letter to screw me over anymore (I suck at making that stuff).
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Since I'm the OP and this wasn't about airlinespps but one airline using them wanting tax information. I took my incorporation documentation and a w-9 form and a brief discussion as I'm incorporated and not just a schC entity. They asked a few question about flying for the company since a PRIA wasn't required.

Guess it was good enough. 8)
 
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