Maxwell and the Darby Haters:
I know Kit and his organization are a big targets for you guys to take out your frustrations on, but may I point out a few things:
1. Air Inc. is a business, not a charity ward or shoulder to cry on for out of work pilots. It's not expoitation to run a business that brings airlines and pilots together for seminars. Sure, the hiring outlook is bleak, but that isn't Kit's fault (hell, his airline is about to go TU!). And if you think its a waste of your time to go to his seminar, THEN DON'T GO!
2. The world is filled with naysayers just like yourself. Unwittingly, you and your ilk do a tremendous disservice to pilots looking for work. You rob them of hope and foster useless contempt for an organization that has provided numerous pilots their current airline job (myself included). Thankfully, I didn't know of Flightinfo.com prior to my Air Inc. Conference. If I had, I may have decided not to go, or been off my game thinking I was wasting my time and money.
3. Do they pass out some airline "kool-aid" at these seminars? Sure, it's a business! But with a proper filter and the right attitude, a pilot may just be able to land an airline job. Then again, maybe not. No guarantees, just opportunities.
So until you start hosting an airline conference out of you home basement that competes with Kit, I guess the rest of us lunkheads will just have to go the the next Air Inc. conference in LAX.
By then, Kit may even be looking for another dream airline job!![Big grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I know Kit and his organization are a big targets for you guys to take out your frustrations on, but may I point out a few things:
1. Air Inc. is a business, not a charity ward or shoulder to cry on for out of work pilots. It's not expoitation to run a business that brings airlines and pilots together for seminars. Sure, the hiring outlook is bleak, but that isn't Kit's fault (hell, his airline is about to go TU!). And if you think its a waste of your time to go to his seminar, THEN DON'T GO!
2. The world is filled with naysayers just like yourself. Unwittingly, you and your ilk do a tremendous disservice to pilots looking for work. You rob them of hope and foster useless contempt for an organization that has provided numerous pilots their current airline job (myself included). Thankfully, I didn't know of Flightinfo.com prior to my Air Inc. Conference. If I had, I may have decided not to go, or been off my game thinking I was wasting my time and money.
3. Do they pass out some airline "kool-aid" at these seminars? Sure, it's a business! But with a proper filter and the right attitude, a pilot may just be able to land an airline job. Then again, maybe not. No guarantees, just opportunities.
So until you start hosting an airline conference out of you home basement that competes with Kit, I guess the rest of us lunkheads will just have to go the the next Air Inc. conference in LAX.
By then, Kit may even be looking for another dream airline job!