Got the Rejection Letter from Usairways

[Mungusaurus]

Same e-mail here. 7000+ multiple types, 121, 135, 91k experience.
Oh well!

 

[Gsxrguy750]

Got one too. You got to be F****** kidding me. I worked at PSA and this is the thanks I get for flying around THEIR passengers safely for 7 plus years. just unbelievable. 7000tt 2200 121 pic at PSA

 

[wms]

Got it too

 

[big shacks]

Ditto

 

[Baronman]

Joining the club.... Oh well...

Genny Lee is spot on.... I absolutely caught the end of the letter. Like what other job might they want me to apply for?

Let's see.....materials specialist (could that be code for lav dumper)? Flight attendant? (I'd have to get my tips frosted for that...)

 

[vetrider]

Maybe they're only giving invites to children or relatives of usapa supporters. I'm being facetious, but it wouldnt shock me, sans merger, the strife and usapa spport must be kept alive. With some of the stats I've seen here, plus on our west board, that letter makes no sense.

 

[Bringupthebird]

I don't know if the comment is a carryover from time gone by, but in the past you could get hired as an GS/Sim instructor and move over to a pilot position at some point. It's not the straightest path, but I think it puts you in a good position to be a check airman eventually.

 

[buxflyr]

I don't know if the comment is a carryover from time gone by, but in the past you could get hired as an GS/Sim instructor and move over to a pilot position at some point. It's not the straightest path, but I think it puts you in a good position to be a check airman eventually.

That is not the case currently. An instructor on the ground school side of the house is a completely different union, different setup and is not a # on the pilot seniority list. You have to apply for a pilot position just like everyone else. The other thing to consider is that as a G.I. you have no way to maintain currency. Just food for thought.

 

[Crzipilot]

heard a rumor of some of the criteria they set for first round of resume scanning....Seems it's done by ex ALPA honcho, and some VP. Anyways, some of the criteria they put in there was just stupid, and neither says they were the ones that set it at whatever thresh hold. Seems one of them was to have gone through an initial in the past 12 months. errrrrrrr that would only be NEW capts or NEW f/o's not sure why they would set that criteria......anyways...just word around the school yard...

 

[JumpersAway]

Got the rejection also. Had 3 internal letters of recommendation, including one from a check airman. Current times are 6k total, 2k 121 PIC, and have 2 types.

Oh, and to the ****************************** bag that thinks there's special treatment for USAPA family- my father is a 757/767 driver and it didn't help.