Envoy To Close NYC (Official)

amorris311 said:
You should have talked about home brewing. Also another hot topic is printer paper saving!
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How to move up a seniority number:

What are you looking at?
Well it said 'print fail.'
[TEAR] [crumple]
I fondled the LAN port on the walk-around, and that did the trick on the last leg but now it's saying print fail again.
[paper feed]
[TEAR]
[crumple]
Hey, that's fine, just...it's pretty expensive paper.
Oh, sorry...I know it's just, when it said 'printing' and then switched over to 'fail', sometimes I think that's not the connection, but rather, the paper roll itself.
[paper feed]
[TEAR]
[crumple]
I think the roll was actually slightly angled in there. The rollers were not fitting right.
[paper feed]
This looks like it's feeding more smoothly.
It's just that it's like $32 a roll. They brought this up at the last check airman meeting.
[print test page begins]
Okay, that's really going to be long; that's more than a foot of paper. It just shows the fonts and that the ink works.
[TEAR]
Yes, but it's aligned right, and there was no delay...it didn't say failed.
[crumple]
Just as long as it feeds properly.
[paper feed]
It's feeding properly now.
[TEAR] [crumple]
I fixed it.
[paper feed]
[TEAR] [crumple]
Hey the bin doesn't have a spare roll of printer paper. We should ask maintenance to bring one out when we land.
[paper feed]
[TEAR] [crumple]
[takeoff data *PRINT]
Man this thing is printing like a champ now. Here's the takeoff data in case they switch runways on us.
You alright? You're sweating.
Hey...you okay? You don't look good...
 
Autothrust Blue said:
Starting at the bottom at a peer airline at the majors is a different game, economically, from starting at the bottom at a regional airline.

My reaction would basically be the same, though. A friend of mine who is one of your newly hired SJI coworkers has an interview at "another" major, simply because they were hired at SJI, in a repeat of the regional-level "you've got to have the job to get the job" syndrome.
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Ehh… "When it rains, it pours".

No one knows that he got hired unless he put it on an application. And that would be idiotic.
 
Nick said:
How to move up a seniority number:

What are you looking at?
Well it said 'print fail.'
[TEAR] [crumple]
I fondled the LAN port on the walk-around, and that did the trick on the last leg but now it's saying print fail again.
[paper feed]
[TEAR]
[crumple]
Hey, that's fine, just...it's pretty expensive paper.
Oh, sorry...I know it's just, when it said 'printing' and then switched over to 'fail', sometimes I think that's not the connection, but rather, the paper roll itself.
[paper feed]
[TEAR]
[crumple]
I think the roll was actually slightly angled in there. The rollers were not fitting right.
[paper feed]
This looks like it's feeding more smoothly.
It's just that it's like $32 a roll. They brought this up at the last check airman meeting.
[print test page begins]
Okay, that's really going to be long; that's more than a foot of paper. It just shows the fonts and that the ink works.
[TEAR]
Yes, but it's aligned right, and there was no delay...it didn't say failed.
[crumple]
Just as long as it feeds properly.
[paper feed]
It's feeding properly now.
[TEAR] [crumple]
I fixed it.
[paper feed]
[TEAR] [crumple]
Hey the bin doesn't have a spare roll of printer paper. We should ask maintenance to bring one out when we land.
[paper feed]
[TEAR] [crumple]
[takeoff data *PRINT]
Man this thing is printing like a champ now. Here's the takeoff data in case they switch runways on us.
You alright? You're sweating.
Hey...you okay? You don't look good...
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This was hilarious. Thanks for the good laugh
 
ClarkGriswold said:
Yes. It soothes me.

No because turning it on and off after every "yes" or "no" trying to have a simple conversation made things even more awkward than they already were with that person. To me it just screams don't talk to me I have the social skills of a fire hydrant or I am a sad angry person. All I know again, is no one I have seen turns it off.
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You can leave it on if you are having a conversation, but when nothing is being said, why not turn off the hot mic?
 
Odd. Hardly anybody turned off the hot mic when I was at Pinnacle. Unless you've got the mic in your mouth, you shouldn't be picking up breathing. I always took the headset off above 180, anyway.
 
So I saw Envoy online a few weeks ago and really liked their pitching they made for pilots. Saw they were hiring with a singing bonus also.....

Does this mean I should probably stay clear of Envoy? Granted it'll be about 1.5 yrs till I apply so a lot can change but this doesn't look good for recruiting pilots...

That is if they'll even be hiring anymore? Ha
 
ClarkGriswold said:
Yes. It soothes me.

No because turning it on and off after every "yes" or "no" trying to have a simple conversation made things even more awkward than they already were with that person. To me it just screams don't talk to me I have the social skills of a fire hydrant or I am a sad angry person. All I know again, is no one I have seen turns it off.
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turning the hot mic off next time i fly with you
 
tcco94 said:
So I saw Envoy online a few weeks ago and really liked their pitching they made for pilots. Saw they were hiring with a singing bonus also.....

Does this mean I should probably stay clear of Envoy? Granted it'll be about 1.5 yrs till I apply so a lot can change but this doesn't look good for recruiting pilots...

That is if they'll even be hiring anymore? Ha
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I wouldn't even think about it right now then. So much can change in 3 months let along 2 years.
 
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