Current Regional Openings

[RedFive]

CommutAir just called ad extended a job offer!!! My knees about buckled. 8 months and immeasurable stress later it has happened. Thank you everyone here.

Hey congratulations! That's awesome news! I start school in February and hopefully I'll be right behind you in getting a job myself soon after!

Drinks on me tonight! (just write it on the the receipt, this is covered by RedFive, I'm sure that's an official document then)

 

[A-9er]

PSA should post a position any day

They have one RIGHT NOW!

 

[CPZ9900]

They have one RIGHT NOW!

They always have one. Ask yourself why.

 

[A-9er]

They always have one. Ask yourself why.

That's a good point. However, that could be two sided. Either they're in constant growth mode and in need of more people; or, they're so screwed up that people bail out at the first opportunity. I know what it's like to work at a company falling into the latter category, because I'm presently employed at one and looking to leave...

 

[Kev]

It could be two-sided.

But it isn't.

 

[Burrito]

That's a good point. However, that could be two sided. Either they're in constant growth mode and in need of more people; or, they're so screwed up that people bail out at the first opportunity. I know what it's like to work at a company falling into the latter category, because I'm presently employed at one and looking to leave...

Just a stab in the dark- You work for Signature? They bought my old company out and the place VACATED.

Edit - think that was someone else, but I'm leaving the post up

 

[A-9er]

Just a stab in the dark- You work for Signature? They bought my old company out and the place VACATED.

Edit - think that was someone else, but I'm leaving the post up

No, I don't work in aviation presently; I have in the past, but not now. I never worked for Signature, either.

 

[Flying Saluki]

It's not a regional, but AeroTEC out of Seattle has a couple of openings for Flight Dispatchers. It's a flight testing, aeronautical engineering, and aircraft certification firm It's not 121 "airline" work. and the experience you get there by will not, by itself, get you a job at major airline. But you would be working with transport aircraft, and it pays better than any regional out there.

 

[DispatcherSam]

It's not a regional, but AeroTEC out of Seattle has a couple of openings for Flight Dispatchers. It's a flight testing, aeronautical engineering, and aircraft certification firm It's not 121 "airline" work. and the experience you get there by will not, by itself, get you a job at major airline. But you would be working with transport aircraft, and it pays better than any regional out there.

It better pay better, Seattle area ain't cheap.

Edit: it's Moses Lake, which is about a 4 hr drive east of Seattle, on the desert-like side of the state, cheaper to live, but it's fairly isolated.

 

[A-9er]

They always have one. Ask yourself why.

CPZ, I spent a couple of hours on Glassdoor over the weekend perusing employee reviews of PSA-what an eye opener!

 

[Flying Saluki]

CPZ, I spent a couple of hours on Glassdoor over the weekend perusing employee reviews of PSA-what an eye opener!

Keep in mind that it's a regional airline, and people have (more or less) the same gripes about every regional airline. It's the nature of the beast.

 

[A-9er]

Keep in mind that it's a regional airline, and people have (more or less) the same gripes about every regional airline. It's the nature of the beast.

I read the Glassdoor reviews of TSA & GoJet also. While they were in the same vein, they weren't quite as BAD as the reviews of PSA were. For example, there's no 'horse lady' mentioned...