. Unfortunately, they are apparently serious about the 1000 Multi Turbine PIC for FOs. I only have 330 Turbine PIC so I checked no. It never asked me another question about flight time and didn't even allow me to submit a resume. Simply asked a few more basic questions and then gave me a "Thanks for applying, but you don't meet our minimums" message at the end. Disappointing to say the least.
You're disappointed because they actually care about their minimums or that you don't meet them yet? What's the point of having minimums if they are not followed.
Do you meet the minimums for a F/A Position?I am disappointed that I do not meet them yet.
I have been following the progress of the airline for 2 years and was very hopeful that once hiring began, I would at least have a shot. I wanted this job because the idea of being involved in a start up was exciting to me. Helping build a positive company culture that showed through to the customers was exciting to me. Maybe being able to earn some brand loyalty from a customer base was exciting to me.
A lot of people on this site will probably laugh at those reasons or will throw negative comments around this thread about them, but at the end of the day, I enjoy the customer service side of this industry. Getting a laugh and a smile out of my passengers makes me happy and I take great pride in my ability to do so. One day, I hope to take that attitude back to the airlines.
I seem to remember from the original PE that pilots had to work as dispatchers when they weren't flying.![]()
Can't figure out why anyone is salivating over a job that doesn't really exist...
He made a FB post that he was heading back home to the East Coast to fly 737s.
Assuming this MIGHT be PEx, did your friend have any 737 or other T-category airplane experience ?
I'm gonna guess they won't have any trouble hiring the smallish number of pilots they need.