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OK, who's got the gouge and the guts...
This sounds to me like, "we interviewed a good cross-section of minorities, but in the end, for safety, we hired 10 white guys". I could be 100% wrong since I know next to nothing about the corporate culture at Walmart, but the vague and round-about answers you give are just as bad as not... -
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500 hours...what can i do to build time?
flynething- The point of my post was that with 300 hours, it seems unlikely that Pinnacle will interview you on your merits. BUT if you want to pay for the job, you could escape the horrors of flight instructing.- p.b.
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- Forum: Aviation regulations
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500 hours...what can i do to build time?
or you could pay some more and go work for Pinnacle.- p.b.
- Post #7
- Forum: Aviation regulations
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Cognitive Skills Test For Interviews??
That must be Comair...I liked the flag guy. Those tests were like a game, you just had to do it and not think too much about it.- p.b.
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- Forum: Interviews and hiring
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AirTran, ATA, Frontier?
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I'm not a proponent of PFT
46Driver- if something goes REALLY wrong mechanically you can eject and save yourself, the 300 hour wonder flying part 121 has at least 30 other people to think of. SDdriver- I agree with you wholeheartedly, well said. 46, Please don't think I'm saying your job is somehow easy. First, I...- p.b.
- Post #29
- Forum: General discussion
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TWA Still Kickin'
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Low time Pilot looking for a job
It seems to me that the pilot in my example is taking advantage of a gender preference. She has no choice but to accept the job when it is offered, and she should be grateful to have the position. Should she feel guilty that she is on the receiving end of the discrimination? What purpose... -
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How would you respond
Will the SIC job pay your bills? If you are only flying the jet 6 days a month, it may be difficult to survive without a CFI gig. If you can afford it I'd take the SIC job!- p.b.
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- Forum: Aviation regulations
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Low time Pilot looking for a job
Timebuilder, I don't want to cause an argument, but I think taking a job when it's offered, regardless of time and experience, is just a wise career move. Do you suggest that if a woman is offered a job when she has 5000 hours, but the men aren't getting interviews with anything less than... -
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Cheap Hotels around ORD
I stayed at a Comfort Inn at ORD 2 years ago for $60. They had transportation and a great breakfast.- p.b.
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- Forum: General discussion
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Dog
dms, you should stop wasting our time and the bandwidth...if you don't like the subject don't read the thread. p.s. what a cutie!- p.b.
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- Forum: General discussion
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135 Pft
stillaboo- Gulfstream is pft for Pinnacle in the CRJ. I know of a very low time pilot who went through the program last summer. You can check their website if you can't believe it. www.gulfstreamacademy.com- p.b.
- Post #17
- Forum: Aviation regulations
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135 Pft
350- In your post you claim that TT shouldn't affect a pilot's decision to pay for training. Pilot's who pay for a right seat job on a CRJ are making just that decision, they are paying to avoid a relatively undesirable period in their career (ie. the time and experience which comes from being...- p.b.
- Post #15
- Forum: Aviation regulations
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135 Pft
350- You should make up your mind. For Part 135, this guy shouldn't PFT, but ab initio PFT is ok for 121 pilots?- p.b.
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- Forum: Aviation regulations
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would you take this offer?
I know of a company where the pilot takes a personal loan which is guaranteed (co-signed) by the company. The company agrees to cover the loan as long as the pilots remain employed, if the pilot quits they are responible to repay the loan from their own pocket. This keeps the company from...- p.b.
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- Forum: General discussion
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