Airline Pilots! At work...

[flying4food]

I like the guy on the web cam hanging out in the far back left corner. Grey balding head and looks close to retirement age. What a LOO-Zer

What a Jack A$$,,

You know absolutley nothing about these people and you are calling them loozers!! Who left you in charge to pass judgement?!?! I can tell you from your previous posts, I'd rather fly with one people in that room than you!! I think BRA hit it on the head, professionalism. It appears they are atleast learning that.

I know a person who went through GIA, he retired from the Marine Corp after 20+ years, served in both Gulf conflicts!! Using his VA benifits and the money he saved while serving our country in the desert, he returned home, retired, finished his ratings and applied to GIA. He finished there and went to work for another regional carrier!! He has earned that right more than you LEQUIFE ever could, so who are you to pass judgement on him

Now this is a person who has earned the right to be here!!! I don't care what you LEQUIFE or anybody else says about PFT.

 

[Der Kommissar]

Hmm...the webcam shows pilots training, or is that a big 'ole Mormon convention of some type?

 

[cocknbull]

Let me settle this. I was rush chairman at my fraternity and I'm a good judge of talent. I think that dude with the long hair can drink some serious beer.

 

[enigma]

Well this is done to make everyone understand that they are in a professional environment right from the start. Something that is really missing in this industry. People just don't get it I guess. When I first started ground school at my current airline, I managed to find a complete airline uniform. (dark pants, special shirt, complete with three stripes) I wore this first day of ground school, and throughout it's duration. My classmates never once invited me for lunch, or dinner at night when they went out. What can I say, professionalism is dead.

ROTFLMAO.

You once said that "they" hardly ever get the sleepers, This wasn't even a sleeper and some didn't get it.

enigma

 

[BRA]

Enigma well done. Nice reset. Do you read these posts with a fresh cup of coffee in hand? May be that is the trick. I've been posting mostly mindless trash for like 300 posts now, and i'm hoping to keep up this trend in the future. Some really are missing out. Honestly though, I had to reread your post like 3 times before that even registered for me! No coffee yet.

 

[TopGun-MAV]

my training was just as professional as gulfstream. being a profesional pilot should start from the day you set foot in your c150 to the day you leave your 747-400. just remeber those who strive for the best will always succeed.

soon those pilots that you are m,ocking will be working for the top airlines in america. us airways, united, delta and so will i . we will have the last laught

maverick

 

[Lequip]

my training was just as professional as gulfstream. being a profesional pilot should start from the day you set foot in your c150 to the day you leave your 747-400. just remeber those who strive for the best will always succeed.

soon those pilots that you are m,ocking will be working for the top airlines in america. us airways, united, delta and so will i . we will have the last laught

maverick

CLASSIC! The Sham outfit of Gulfstream is brainwashes you guys into thinking you will all be at majors "Soon". Reality Check Dumba$$, none of those airlines are going to be hiring anytime "Soon". You wont see a job at a major for at least a decade and when that day comes the interview boards wil see Gulfstream on your resume and pass you over for the next guy.

 

[stuart716]

you are so full of it its not even funny; people that went to gulfstream already work for some of the majors.

 

[dixieflyer]

BRA,

You had me goin' there for a sec. I thought you were serious. You should do stand up comedy.

Only a complete tool box would wear his unifiorm to ground school.

I remember a few years ago I was at the FBO where I was taking flying lessons. Some gomer showed up in an Air Force flight suit. He was a student pilot working on his private. Unbeleavable.