Let's just say "Team @Seggy , will you take this rose?"Who the hell is Pilot Pete?
It's crazy the amout of people I know of or know personally the last couple months that have gone from 1 career/dream destination to another one. If figured we were in for years of "welp, this is where the music stops" but now it seems like everyone is taking their pick.
I doubt delta even asks “is this your dream, or final job?” they already know (assume) that to be the case.Yet another pilot who lied during an interview.
I was reading the most recent edition of the ALPA magazine, and there was a letter from a Spirit pilot that got asked what he did wrong to get hired there.It's crazy the amout of people I know of or know personally the last couple months that have gone from 1 career/dream destination to another one. If figured we were in for years of "welp, this is where the music stops" but now it seems like everyone is taking their pick.
Who the hell is Pilot Pete?
Yeah, anybody who think NK, B6, and F9 aren’t great places to land either has a wild lack of attention to reality or cares about something other than money (wide body flying, bases, etc. Diferent strokes for different folks).I was reading the most recent edition of the ALPA magazine, and there was a letter from a Spirit pilot that got asked what he did wrong to get hired there.
I think we're back to being looked down on. But I will just laugh my way to the bank as I retire in the top 20 here at the zoo.
Exactly. I mean the diversity of flying elsewhere is cool. But not enough to pull me away from here. Definitely found what I hope is my retirement gig.Yeah, anybody who think NK, B6, and F9 aren’t great places to land either has a wild lack of attention to reality or cares about something other than money (wide body flying, bases, etc. Diferent strokes for different folks).
I was reading the most recent edition of the ALPA magazine, and there was a letter from a Spirit pilot that got asked what he did wrong to get hired there.
I think we're back to being looked down on. But I will just laugh my way to the bank as I retire in the top 20 here at the zoo.
Exactly. I mean the diversity of flying elsewhere is cool. But not enough to pull me away from here. Definitely found what I hope is my retirement gig.
You would love it here. And when it comes time, you have a LOR from me. It would be a perfect fit for you.I feel you! At least at my age I'd rather fly for a LCC/ULCC. Unlike you I won't retire anywhere near the top of any list. I'm okay with that. But in my case I probably have a far better chance of upgrading to captain sooner at an LCC/ULCC and enjoying that for 14-17 yrs. of my remaining 20 yrs. left. Than I would at say a legacy. I'm good with that.
My dad was at UA when I was growing up (before leaving aviation after 9/11 and forever after thinking the airline pilot profession is for the birds), that's who I always traveled on, and then that's the airline I worked with doing SkyWest CS\RAMP and then working the ramp tower in their "shuttle" alley at SFO before going on to the bigger ramp tower and working with United ops helping to run their international operation and help solve all their issues, so that's where I want to fly. Isn't that extremely common? I know plenty of people who grew up with parents at an airline and then wanted to go there. They still have a massive SFO base, they still fly all over the Pacific, some of the 777s, 767s and A320s I flew on as a little kid in the 90s are still there, close enough for me. Last time I went to HNL on a UA 753, the captain announced that it was his first flight ever with his son, who grew up in HNL where the family was from, and that his son would be flying. It was awesome, how is that not appealing?Is it me, or is it a little ridiculous to have a dream job exist because a parent worked there? It’s not even the same airline anymore really.
Dreams are dreams, let people have them. To some of us it's a passion and not just a job we want to do.