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Whats wrong with Airtran?spinup said:Just curious, why go to Airtran? It appears you have a great corporate background.
SpinBob:spinup said:
Neubyfly,
<<What's wrong with Airtran?>>
Did I say there was something wrong??
<<They pay more than American!!!>>
Why should I care??
spinup [B]Lrjet 55 said:I had an EJA interview scheduled as a backup plan when I came here in 2001. I would've been happy to have it if AirTran hadn't worked out, but I am glad it worked out the way it did.
Yeah, the"flying" is less stimulating, but the schedule, work rules and retirement can't be beat.
The real difference in the schedule at an airline is that you know not only your days off/on, but also your actual trips and overnights for the upcoming month, even down to the duty times and the layover hotels.
Don't like MSP layovers in the winter? Trade for something in FL. Flying with Captain J. Jack Ass this month? Trade 'em away. Don't like 4 or 5 leg days? trade 'em for the bladder-busting boredom of a ICT or DEN turn. Wanna live in ATL? Plenty of day-trip schedules if you want to be home most every night. There is something for everyone and you can trade for what works best for your life that particular month.
The flying 121 can't compare to fractional flying.
True enough, for the most part. We're not doing circling approaches into uncontrolled airports, or smokin' the brakes going into Ocean Reef, but we manage to have fun nonetheless.
As I like to say, "It ain't much like flying, but it still beats working for a living".
Originally posted by B190Captain
Ty,
Heard the resume selection process has changed as well. Can you elaborate? A friend told me that now all resumes are not just screened by HR but by VP of Ops and CP. Is that true.
Well, unfortunately, I am not privy to any of the goings-on in MCO (our HQ). I do know that Klaus (DO) has always had the final approval on all hiring decisions, and I hear that he also approves the selection of Interviewees, too, although I don't know that this is anything new.
As for the CP's input, I kind of doubt it, but wouldn;t know. I htink that is a MCO function, not an ATL function (where the CP hangs his hat), but anyone in a newhire class probably has more up-to-date info than me . . . . sorry.
If you interviewed in the last 20 months and did not get an offer, don;t feel bad. Unfortunately, they have turned down a lot of very good people. I wish I knew why . . . . . .