GIA Finally Hiring FO's???

[capt1900]

135 as far as I know

 

[My name is EARL]

That place was a hole since Tom "Scab" Cooper owned it. I would look close at the fact that pilots are so inexperienced they cannot pass ioe. Is it really worth it. I would say American Eagle would be a better job.

Just a thought from someone that has been around.

 

[capt1900]

That place was a hole since Tom "Scab" Cooper owned it. I would look close at the fact that pilots are so inexperienced they cannot pass ioe. Is it really worth it. I would say American Eagle would be a better job.

Just a thought from someone that has been around.

I think every airline has its own share of inexperienced pilots. I don't give up on people who may take a little longer to understand things. If the pilot needs more training, they get it. If they still can't perform, they are gone. Simple as that. No one is released from IOE who is not ready! We don't have the luxury of autopilots here or FMS to tell how to enter holds, so the standard is raised, at least in my cockpit! For those of you who may want to come here, I say go for it, especially if you live in Florida and don't want a commute from hell.

 

[huncowboy]

We are talking about quick PIC here and it works for some who happen to live there. You would leave AE for a place like this or BigSky, if it serves your short term goals. Not the other way around. my 0.02

 

[EatinRamen]

Just some info for anyone interested in coming here. I've been in training for almost 3 months now. The training department is a little backed up, and I still haven't even started IOE. Checkrides are tough. Not much room for error is given.