AA Summer 2025 New Hire Classes

Class 1:
11 - Envoy
1 - FPS
Class 2:
6 - Externals
Actually Class 1, the one in January was 1 Skywest, 3 FPS, 2 Internals, and the rest Internals.

Just because Envoy candidates know FOS, that doesn’t make them the better hire. I’m so sick of it. They keep bypassing better candidates because of it
I agree with this, and you can replace FOS with Flightkeys as it makes the same point. What I will say is that typically Envoy candidates tend to get through training quicker than the other candidates, and the longest trainees tend to be internal hires with little dispatch experience. But it's not an exact science and no hiring manager at any Airline is going to get every hire right and will overlook some people. It's no different than a Pro Sports Draft, where no GM ever gets the draft perfect. In fact I have known internals who have become great dispatchers, I know regional dispatchers who have been good who didn't come from Envoy, but I also know Regional Dispatchers I would never hire at a mainline, and I have also seen Envoy dispatchers struggle as new hires at mainline, and also experienced dispatchers just wash out at the Major.
 
Just because Envoy candidates know FOS, that doesn’t make them the better hire. I’m so sick of it. They keep bypassing better candidates because of it

i mean it makes sense that they'd pick 11 from their wholly owned. They use FK, they know AA culture, AA doesnt have to strain itself to get a good idea who is deserving and who isn't because they can easily get an honest assessment on work ethic/other factors (or what they think is one) from multiple people.

That is pretty hard to compete with. Though they did hire 7 non envoy people.. and 4 of them appear to have some level of mainline experience, so i would ask the mainline people who didn't get in: were those 7 mainline employees were worse choices too?
 
Actually Class 1, the one in January was 1 Skywest, 3 FPS, 2 Internals, and the rest Internals.

I was talking about the two upcoming summer classes..

i mean it makes sense that they'd pick 11 from their wholly owned. They use FK, they know AA culture, AA doesnt have to strain itself to get a good idea who is deserving and who isn't because they can easily get an honest assessment on work ethic/other factors (or what they think is one) from multiple people.

That is pretty hard to compete with. Though they did hire 7 non envoy people.. and 4 of them appear to have some level of mainline experience, so i would ask the mainline people who didn't get in: were those 7 mainline employees were worse choices too?
AA culture 😂
#bestteamevar
 
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