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blzr said:
How many are swimming in the FedEX pool?

Unless I'm misinformed (which, of course, is impossible) there is currently no pool. Class dates are being proferred with the good post-interview call. They've had trouble in the past year getting some classes filled apparently. Not due to lack of interested applicants but, rather, slow throughput in the interview/background check process.

hoya
 
Do away with the college requirement and it wouldn't be a problem. :)
 
First of all I am one of those gay pilots. I fly an A320 in command and I never had a problem with being openly gay. It didn't matter to anyone in any of my previous companies, except for the fact that noone ever talks about which girl they want to fark during the layover or what was on the porn channel in the hotel. Times have changed (at least in western Europe).

And now I would like to comment on gay behaviour. I don't care how my fellow gay or straight fellow citizen act and I demand the same respect from everyone. When I am in charge of the Airplane I do not hesitate to force my First Officer to appologize if he (for example) raised his voice against a F/A, ramp agent, refueller, loader or whoever, because EVERYONE deserves respectful treatment (at the end of the day we are professionals).

I do hate soccer, love sex and the city, cry at moulin rouge but dress like anybody else and I like to be a guy. I do not act very femalish but love drag shows if I am dragged to one. The parades are just another form of expressing a lifestyle. I admit they are very outgoing sometimes but I was there when I was younger too. But not only gay ones, I was at the love parade (3 times and not gay), the union move (not gay) and several CSD's (well - very gay). If you are a straight teenager you can put on extrem make up (as girl) or find satisfaction in sports and so on. What choices did I have when I was in highschool??? Open gay with 16 falling in love with a class mate when I am not sure what I am!!! Anyone saw the movie "boys don't cry"? I would have been beaten to death in some areas of the world.

These parades represent the first opportunity to be what you are for many people. It gives you a feeling of not being the only one and here in Europe they ARE welcome and they have info boots and so on. I ask for some respect towards it cause it helped my family, my friends and it will help millions of sexually conused people for many more generations to come. Bottom line is that these parades brought gay life out of the closet into the real world and look what happend. We can get married and have the same rights and duties like any other couple. Thats what I call progress. And yes I am happy to be gay, because I enjoy my life. And I am also proud and happy to be in command of an A320. But none of both has anything to do with each other. I was born gay but becoming captain was achived through years of training, lots of bullshit and many sim sessions, so I deserve to be looked at as a professional pilot and NOT be judged by who I share my life with.

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[FONT=ARIAL,]First of all, gay pride parades are important...and for god sakes, not all queens are crystal d'd up. i've never even BEEN to a gay pride parade. but they are here to say "we're queer, we're here. and we aren't going anywhere!" that's all...let those who want to participate in pride parades be, and let's talk about gay pilots!

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Low T Cell count boy-

gay or not nobody can read the white wording.

Let's see gay in a majors board.....ding ding it's a flame bait. (in more ways than one)

Thanks for playing. now go play with some else.
 
It's a jewish holiday.
 
FedEx1 said:
Yeah the company wants to do the RFO only thing on the MD-11 for new hires, as well as over 60 guys, maybe. But they have to get it past ALPA so good luck on THAT one.

#1 The way the rules are today once one reaches age 60 one cannot serve as a pilot in FAR 121 operations. They can be a F/E on either the DC10 or B727. Not a RFO on the MD11

#2 ALPA has no say if they decide to make the RFO a seperate position. They would be S/Os, just like Cathay or any other international airline operates. The contract already has Wide Body S/O rates so it is not even a contract issue. My guess is that ALPA could grieve it, and lose. They are more interested in getting the first ALPA contract at FedEx.:(

No, I think the company will hire into the right seat as F/Os. These individuals will do just great. It will be a good deal for them, and a good deal for FedEx. Looking forward to seeing them on the line.:)
 
Just if you didn't know - FOXHUNTER is a NON-ALPA member.

That is why he put his little smart @ss :( face by the "first ALPA contract" remark.

He's just one of 125 free loading cheap jerks..............that's a FACT.
 

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