More about Breeze FAs

The whole Breeze thing has a total "huh, that's weird' vibe to it.
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What if...

Breeze marketed a program of $1,200 base, plus mileage pay (whatever that would be), plus housing assistance/dorm, plus flight training through CFI/II/MEI and then instruct and then slip into the right seat? Offer flow to UAL who is trying to diversify their flight crews with more women, etc. I could see how marketing that to flight-minded young women might be a thing. Thoughts?
 
What if...

Breeze marketed a program of $1,200 base, plus mileage pay (whatever that would be), plus housing assistance/dorm, plus flight training through CFI/II/MEI and then instruct and then slip into the right seat? Offer flow to UAL who is trying to diversify their flight crews with more women, etc. I could see how marketing that to flight-minded young women might be a thing. Thoughts?

You just described about 3/4 of ATP's marketing spiel ca. 2004-2010-ish.
 
You just described about 3/4 of ATP's marketing spiel ca. 2004-2010-ish.

Indeed. But they are not actually out of pocket cash or in debt - they are FA's in return for minimal pay, plus flight training and a dorm. It actually sounds like a pretty good deal to me. A bit of spending cash, place to live, job, flight training.

UAL (or some other big) gets what they want - minority diverse pool of applicants for cockpits in the future.

Breeze gets what it wants - relatively cheap FA's (assume UAL or some big partners for cost of school/training with Breeze paying the FA wages and providing dorm/living arrangements).

The flight school perpetuates with CFI's from the school (who can supplement wages picking up FA trips as wanted/needed).

It could work and that is a far better deal than ATP cost/debt wise. Not sure it makes sense Breeze or major airline sponsor-wise. Perhaps have all the bigs partner and divvy up the hiring pool? It would be an idea at least.
 
Indeed. But they are not actually out of pocket cash or in debt - they are FA's in return for minimal pay, plus flight training and a dorm. It actually sounds like a pretty good deal to me. A bit of spending cash, place to live, job, flight training.

UAL (or some other big) gets what they want - minority diverse pool of applicants for cockpits in the future.

Breeze gets what it wants - relatively cheap FA's (assume UAL or some big partners for cost of school/training with Breeze paying the FA wages and providing dorm/living arrangements).

The flight school perpetuates with CFI's from the school (who can supplement wages picking up FA trips as wanted/needed).

It could work and that is a far better deal than ATP cost/debt wise. Not sure it makes sense Breeze or major airline sponsor-wise. Perhaps have all the bigs partner and divvy up the hiring pool? It would be an idea at least.
I'd consider opening a coffee/smoothie walk up store adjacent to their domicile.
 
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