amorris311
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They have airside drop off though so they got that going for them.But you'se ain't got BOARZ hett sangwiches and no KCM!![]()
They have airside drop off though so they got that going for them.But you'se ain't got BOARZ hett sangwiches and no KCM!![]()
But you'se ain't got BOARZ hett sangwiches and no KCM!![]()
Funny thing - we were supposed to have Boar's Head sandwiches on Sundays when Chick Fil A was closed - but that never happened. #adreamdeferred
I'm going to find a job at an airport with KCM so Mark will like me again.
Ontario has KCM and it's an abandoned factoryBut really, how do you guys not have KCM? Long Beach has KCM, and there are only like 10 gates.
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And here I am loving the first airplane on the list at my shop...
I am just amazed that people think my career is so awesome. It has gotten to the point where I want to tell them how much it sucks lol. I don't want to sound negative but sometimes I just feel that way. There are definitely a lot of negatives with this career, just like any other career.
What would everyone say are the worst parts of this career?
I would honestly say that the tests every six months, and the time away from home are some of the biggest negatives.
But really, how do you guys not have KCM? Long Beach has KCM, and there are only like 10 gates.
Its not for everyone. I left in 2013 and have been able to make a living in other areas of aviation besides the airlines. If you can find your niche in an industry you love, stick with it. It's hard to come to work with a positive attitude if you are not happy with the way things are going. I spent 10 years at the regionals with the majority being in the left seat having decent schedules and decent pay and often reached my limits. The thing that made me accept the extra "7 years" at the regionals was I changed my expectations after not getting hired at my first major airline interview and realizing I may be stuck where I was at for a while. When you change your mindset, you quickly find it easier to come to work with a good attitude. You didn't give much detail about your situation(I didn't read past pg 1) but hang in there. These are good times in aviation. A lot of us on these boards started at a time when UAL, American, and everyone else had 10,000+ pilots with high time, high experience guys being furloughed with no end in sight. These are good times.I am just amazed that people think my career is so awesome. It has gotten to the point where I want to tell them how much it sucks lol. I don't want to sound negative but sometimes I just feel that way. There are definitely a lot of negatives with this career, just like any other career.
What would everyone say are the worst parts of this career?
I would honestly say that the tests every six months, and the time away from home are some of the biggest negatives.
Are you that dense to not even remember what you wrote a few hours ago?This thread was more about the misconceptions the public has about this career but that is ok.
Sally port style? I know SYR has them and CHS just implemented them in the past year or so. Works very nice as long as people read that it accepts 3 at a time.We have four separate airside terminals with TSA screening on the airside rather than the landside. This results in more efficient screening (we have the fastest TSA wait times of any large hub airport) - but it also means that KCM would require four separate screeners. We've been told by TSA that they don't have the resources to provide KCM at four screening points while still maintaining their pax screening standards.
My hope is that we can create a departure setup at the airsides that allows people to leave the terminal without a screener having to be positioned there - that might free up the resources.
WHICH IS NICE.They have airside drop off though so they got that going for them.
I am just amazed that people think my career is so awesome. It has gotten to the point where I want to tell them how much it sucks lol. I don't want to sound negative but sometimes I just feel that way. There are definitely a lot of negatives with this career, just like any other career.
What would everyone say are the worst parts of this career?
I would honestly say that the tests every six months, and the time away from home are some of the biggest negatives.
This thread was more about the misconceptions the public has about this career but that is ok.
Ontario has KCM and it's an abandoned factory
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Good question, the last time I was on that side of the field we were based at Guardian jet center, maybe they occupy part of it?Has ONT done anything with the old California ANG base on the south side? Last i saw a few years ago, the buildings and hangars looked like a ser piece out of The Walking Dead. Been closed for a very long time.
Good question, the last time I was on that side of the field we were based at Guardian jet center, maybe they occupy part of it?
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Has ONT done anything with the old California ANG base on the south side? Last i saw a 5 or so years ago, the buildings and hangars looked like a set piece out of The Walking Dead. Been closed for a very long time.