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A new low... Good luck Mesa Captains.

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Burt Reynolds

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Mesa Air Group would like to announce new Pilot minimums of 500 hours of total time and 100 hours of multi-engine time. Mesa remains committed to our current hiring standards and looks forward to hearing from pilots who meet, come close or exceed the new minimums.

Mesa Air Group is planning on hiring approximately 600 pilots in 2007 into all equipment, CRJ, ERJ-145, DHC-8 and Beech 1900 . Pilots interested in seeking an interview should complete in full and publish their application on-line at www.airlineapps.com
. If you have any questions please email [email protected].
Sincerely,
Pilot Recruiting
Mesa Airlines
 
This is about par with most other regionals. 400-600TT and 100ME seem avg for mins these days.
 
"looks forward to hearing from pilots who meet, come close or exceed the new minimums."

This means our minimums are 300, but 500 would be sweet!
 
I got an e-mail from Mesa AND American Eagle today. I never applied to either, and dont know how they got my e-mail address. Either they paid off airlineapps.com for info or went to aviation colleges to buy e-mails of pilots......
 
um not sure who is the d-azz who started this thread but over half of mesa fo's get hired with about 225 total time and 25 multi from the mapd program. before i quit there i had a new hire class of 27 and 19 of them had just recieved there multi commercial..

end of thread
 
Wow, 100 multi, that's actually higher than a few places.
 
I got an e-mail from Mesa AND American Eagle today. I never applied to either, and dont know how they got my e-mail address. Either they paid off airlineapps.com for info or went to aviation colleges to buy e-mails of pilots......

Both emails were sent from the airlineapps website, to anyone who has not removed themselves from the mass email list... there are directions at the bottom of each email on how to have yourself removed. Delta, Comair, Colgan, etc. could all do the same thing.
 
So since they are so desperate, do you think I could just tell them what plane and domicile i want?

That's the only way Mesa could get me to even interview.
 
Somehow, those ******************************bags got my email address and let me know of their "good news"

My response:

Dear Mesa:

No thanks, I don't much care for bottom-feeding whores.

Sincerely,

P-Dawg_QX
 
When I was applying to the "regional" carriers of the day, you know the ones with turboprops, the norm was 2500 TT with 300-500 multi.

I wish these were the mins when I was trying to get a job.

A350
 
I've heard the upgrade time at MESA isn't great these days either. Like. . .5 years in the jets and considerably less for the Dash/Beech?? Does this sound accurate?

I guess Mesa has some horrifically bad seat lock deal as well.
 
When I was applying to the "regional" carriers of the day, you know the ones with turboprops, the norm was 2500 TT with 300-500 multi.
I wish these were the mins when I was trying to get a job.

No joke... the early '90s were pretty bad, it took 4-5000 TT with 2000 ME freight dog time just to land a (gasp!) turboprop gig. How things change...
 
No joke... the early '90s were pretty bad, it took 4-5000 TT with 2000 ME freight dog time just to land a (gasp!) turboprop gig. How things change...

No hard feelings.. This ain't so bad other parts of the world they hire into the 777 with 300 hours at least here it's just a lousy RJ.

I'm wondering if Mesa is meeting their 600 pilot expectation so far. That's about 50 pilots per month, I would doubt it.
 
Hi!

U probably could name your plane and domicile. Eagle is now guaranteeing a base before you are hired. They used to send everyone to San Juan.

cliff
YIP
 
The Eagle email was so detailed that it knew where you lived.... In my case it talked about a upcoming open house in ORD in a few weeks.
 
Not to defend this sh!t hole operation, but losing an engine in a jet aircraft is virtually a non-event. Having 100 multi hours and getting hired to fly a CRJ isn't a big deal if you ask me. How about the guys getting hired to fly 135 checks in the middle of the night in overloaded Barons and 310's for example. They get hired with 15 hours of multi all the time and that's a hell of a lot more dangerous when an engine quits. There aren't many accidents attributed to losing control after an engine failure at these places either. I believe a lot of people who complain about low time hiring are pissed because they don't feel like people have paid their dues. That's fine, but safety of flight has virtually nothing to do with total multi time, at least in these jet aircraft.
 
um not sure who is the d-azz who started this thread but over half of mesa fo's get hired with about 225 total time and 25 multi from the mapd program. before i quit there i had a new hire class of 27 and 19 of them had just recieved there multi commercial..

end of thread
I heard they are not even interviewing the MAPD guys, they just tell them to show up on this class date,I heard Mesa is losing about 60 pilots per month...GEE....I wonder why ?...Soon they will be short of Captains because of the low timers will not have the time to upgrade...Sounds like an even bigger problem to me.An airline full of F/O's and no Captains.
 
The Eagle email was so detailed that it knew where you lived.... In my case it talked about a upcoming open house in ORD in a few weeks.


It was a coincidence. I got the same email about the Chicago open house and I don't live anywhere near Chicago.
 

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