4 Fan Trashcan
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Hi!
TC made me laugh! I'm glad I didn't put him on my ignore list.
cliff
YIP
I'm glad he's on my ignore list. Try it. You'll be happy you did.
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Hi!
TC made me laugh! I'm glad I didn't put him on my ignore list.
cliff
YIP
I'm a known quantity being an AF guy. I've never heard of SWA turning down a guy with my experience(especially non flying stuff) and connections. Let's put it this way, I'd be a lot more suprised if I didn't get on with Southwest.
Thanks on the 1000th post. I did a lot of stuff in the AF. I did some fine work at TACC and was an IP in both tankers. Not to mention that I was a Senator's aid.
I'm slowly getting some more flight time. My buds said not to worry about it since they don't check mil guys log books too close. He said I should be good even if I have to fudge the numbers.
Now THAT's funny.
Senator Larry Craig?
You don't have enough time kernal, might try joining a "unit" to get some more time.
You don't get ahead in the AF by flying. But that might come back to bite me. I really think an airline gig will be a nice retirement job. My buds just said make a spread sheet of my flight time. If it's not enough, he said "Just make it enough." He said they don't check up on the military guys much. Let's hope. I was supposed to go to the desert and pile up a few hours....even though it was staff work. But I got out of it. I totally hate missing holidays.
Dude,
Airlines care about character, so that's why your staff-job, senator-aid, IPx2 accomplishments look good to them: they show that other respectable 'companies' (like the military) think you're a safe bet. Don't take such a huge risk and blow it on fudging some flight time numbers. I think the SWA DB's will smell you out. Good luck anyhow.
Thanks. I got a couple more years until I can retire, so I might get the time. I think they only want around 1300 pic. So if I pick up a local or two a month, then I should be good. I get to log IP (pic) time when there is a regular aircraft commander and co pilot on the jet. Meanwhile, I can get a good study of the back of my eyelids in from the bunk.
TC - Welcome to Southwest Airlines. We need as many kernals we can get. We don't have enough. I look forward to meeting and having you pull gear for me.
I'm a known quantity being an AF guy. I've never heard of SWA turning down a guy with my experience(especially non flying stuff) and connections. Let's put it this way, I'd be a lot more suprised if I didn't get on with Southwest.
UM, usually the customer does decide monica! The cheapest price wins.
What is it with you PFT swa skirts anyway?
wow you're clueless. Noone will pay an extra $100.:laugh: :laugh: Sounds like you're a little scared. I would be to if I worked at nwa.It's not always about the cheapest price. There is a huge chunk of the market that will pay the extra $100 or so to fly nonstop between MSP-Wherever and get their frequent flyer perks/miles as opposed to saving $100 and flying 3 legs to get to their destination on the Wal-Mart Cattle Car.
Noone will pay an extra $100.:laugh: :laugh: Sounds like you're a little scared. I would be to if I worked at nwa.
It's not always about the cheapest price. There is a huge chunk of the market that will pay the extra $100 or so to fly nonstop between MSP-Wherever and get their frequent flyer perks/miles as opposed to saving $100 and flying 3 legs to get to their destination on the Wal-Mart Cattle Car.
You're right. That's why you'll see us flying nonstops from MSP to BWI, DEN, LAS, PHX etc. by the end of 2009.
Gup
Why has swa not done the same out of dtw? For the most part dtw has been a stagnant (non growth) station for years for swa. Not a slam on swa, just the facts. Y'all have a great airline with historically mgmt that actually can be trusted. In the past your advantage was the productivity of the employees with pay about 60% of the legacies. In the post 9/11 world your advantage has been fuel. Now by default, your wages are at the top and there is only so much efficiancy that can be wrung out of an already very efficiant airline. I am not counting you guys out, as swa has always seemed to find an advantage but I think it is going to be much harder and slower growth than in the past.