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ex-nutjeter said:
Hey AnimalTail, I see they let you out to play again after you got put into the dog house aka Penalty Box, Well I guess Karma got you, hopefully you will play nice next time.

Blah, Blah, Blah.

I know who you are :)

Cya
 
StaySeated, that's good news about the upcoming classes. Hopefully I'll get a chance to be in one of the classes next year.
 
Hey AnimalA$$, you love to go BLAH,BLAH,BLAH all of the time, is that what you say when you are on your knees?

I found out who you are also, it was fun seeing you in the penalty box, you deserved it!!!

Like Earl says on the TV show "My Name is Earl", Karma got you dude!!

Cya Nov. 17th AnimalA$$
 
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Nov 17

It must be the big bang that we've all been waiting for.

LOL ex-nutjeter, is your life so lonely and empty that you have nothing else to do but hijack other peoples threads on an internet forum?

Give it a break. Go to Southwest and have a great time. See ya in Denver in January.

Now, to keep this on topic, I heard the hiring numbers were going up to 150 instead of 108. Has anyone heard anything to confirm or deny this rumor?

Jetsi
 
I don't think going to SWA is as much in his future as is being taken away in an unmarked government van.....with a cheerleading baton protruding from his rectum.
 
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I currently am in class and they told us 1 class in dec, 2 in jan, 1 in march, 1 in april and maybe a class of 6 in may. All the others are 10. For those that have interviews lined up. Good luck and remember to be yourself. They are just trying to get to know you and it is a very relaxed atmosphere. Any gouge that you have that is more then 2 months old is useless.
Don't try to give an answer you think they want. Be honest. That's it nothing else really needed to know.
And the trainning dept so far has been fantastic.
 
LOL crashpad,

Talked to Isabelle today, and she said the hiring number is 107. Two interviews down, so approximately 90 more to hire She also said something about 60 in the pool (I think), so maybe that is the 150 number. Who knows.

Plenty of interviews coming up, so don't be discouraged if you haven't heard anything yet. And disregard certain posters in this thread, F9 is a great place to work.

Jetsi
 
Hey Jetsi,

That sounds about right. A few weeks ago they talked about 107 with 10 every two weeks to the end of the year. Then 10 a month. Only they said something like 30 in the pool. Isabelle's a great source and very cool! I'll post anything I learn from the interview after Tuesday. So far it looks like I'm the only one posting with an interview but there have to be more of us out there. If so, feel free to join in.

Thanks for keeping the thread on point.

M3

PS, hard not to have the butterflies... dream job!
 
What kind of PIC time did you guys have that got calls? tt? thanks! Frontier is one of my career aspirations.
 
Thanks jetalc!

Regarding competitive times, from what I can gather Frontier isn't placing so much weight on flight times as they are recommendations. They figure if you have their mins that you can fly a plane, but no amount of flight time can guarantee that you can get along in the cockpit for 3 hours, 30 days or 30 years...

Best of luck,

M3

Boondock, I had around 3100 tt and 1500 PIC
 
M3pilot said:
They figure if you have their mins that you can fly a plane, but no amount of flight time can guarantee that you can get along in the cockpit for 3 hours, 30 days or 30 years...

That is hitting the nail on the head. The interview goal was the same when I was hired, but some were able to slip through the cracks. This new interview method should help prevent this in the future.

So, assuming 10 are interviewing Nov. 15, another 80 plus interviews minimum and hiring still need to be done. Be optimistic, your call will come.

Jetsi
 
M3pilot said:
Hey Jetsi,

That sounds about right. A few weeks ago they talked about 107 with 10 every two weeks to the end of the year. Then 10 a month. Only they said something like 30 in the pool. Isabelle's a great source and very cool! I'll post anything I learn from the interview after Tuesday. So far it looks like I'm the only one posting with an interview but there have to be more of us out there. If so, feel free to join in.

Thanks for keeping the thread on point.

M3

PS, hard not to have the butterflies... dream job!

So how long have you been interested in Aviation? Did you always want to work for a LCC? You must be very happy, as much as it takes to get on with the airlines now.

good luck!
 
I've been interested in aviation since I can remember, but really I started getting serious about it after graduating from high school. The first time I ever flew on a commercial flight was with the old Frontier. Obviously since they're based in DEN it makes it very desireable, but knowing several people who work there has given me a lot of insight as to how great of a culture they've created. I don't know anyone who works there who doesn't love it. I guess that's a benefit of not being a huge airline but I know they work awful hard at it too. So, categorically I don't know if LCCs are something I've always desired to be a part of so much as a place that is fun, has a great culture, and is rewarding. For me, F9 is that airline. Heck, even if they don't pick me up I'll still be a lifelong customer. They've always treated me right as a passenger and I think that's reflective of how the employees are treated. Who wouldn't want to be a part of that? I'm happy now, and quite sure I'd be happy working for them.

Best of luck to you too!

M3
 
M3,

So how did it go yesterday? How many interviewed? What were thier backgrounds, etc. Any news for those of us waiting for the call?
thanks,

bandit
 
bandit,

It went well, very well. I can't tell you what a class act the folks are at F9. I have to go fly but I'll post more later. Overall, when they tell you to RELAX and BE YOURSELF, they mean it. They also make it comfortable for you to do so - no tricks so take advantage of it. There were 9 of us interviewed - 1 military, 8 regional/national/cargo. All great folks it seemed like. I couldn't tell you exactly when they're going to interview again, but my guess is next month or January at the latest. Hang in there - F9 is WELL worth the wait. No matter the outcome, I have to say it was a wonderful experience. Best of luck to all,

M3
 
M3pilot said:
Heck, even if they don't pick me up I'll still be a lifelong customer. They've always treated me right as a passenger and I think that's reflective of how the employees are treated. Who wouldn't want to be a part of that? I'm happy now, and quite sure I'd be happy working for them.

Best of luck to you too!

M3

So true M3, they are a great customer service airline. As a Colorado person, I'm loyal. Out of the numerous airline flights I've had they have the best customer service, entertainment options, and pricing. They also have the routes I use (FLL, DEN, SFO, Northwest). I had to pay a little extra to home from FLL next week, but it's worth it to me.
 

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