Great Lakes
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Cornelius
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I have heard of peoople interviewing the beginning of July for a August class i think. There is a class running right now and they should be done in a week and then going to sim.
The company newsletter lakers get says they are hiring and if we know anybody for us to write a letter of recommendation. Definitely consider the life style you want if you come to Lakes. Just don't go if you don't know the company.
PM me if you need any other info.
The company newsletter lakers get says they are hiring and if we know anybody for us to write a letter of recommendation. Definitely consider the life style you want if you come to Lakes. Just don't go if you don't know the company.
PM me if you need any other info.
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Great lake pilots?
Hello:
I am looking for a couple of guys that work for Great Lakes. Their names are John SIndelar and Chad Dupoint. They both went to ST. Cloud State University. Chad was based in Minneapolis.
If you know of them please send me a private message.
Thanks.
Hello:
I am looking for a couple of guys that work for Great Lakes. Their names are John SIndelar and Chad Dupoint. They both went to ST. Cloud State University. Chad was based in Minneapolis.
If you know of them please send me a private message.
Thanks.
Cmdr Taggart
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Great Lake
They do not except resumes by fax, mail or email, you must fill out an online application from their website which costs $28
This is from their webpage:
"We do not accept resumes or applications by mail or fax for this position. he application processing fee is $28 and is nonrefundable (you will be asked to use a credit card). Please make sure that you meet the minimum requirements listed below before applying, so that you do not waste your time or money. If you do not meet the requirements at this time, please wait and apply once you have met the requirements. Applicants that do not meet out minimum requirements will not be considered."
http://www.greatlakesav.com/careers.htm#Airline First Officer
I beleve the cief pilots name is Jeff Pomeroy.
They do not except resumes by fax, mail or email, you must fill out an online application from their website which costs $28
This is from their webpage:
"We do not accept resumes or applications by mail or fax for this position. he application processing fee is $28 and is nonrefundable (you will be asked to use a credit card). Please make sure that you meet the minimum requirements listed below before applying, so that you do not waste your time or money. If you do not meet the requirements at this time, please wait and apply once you have met the requirements. Applicants that do not meet out minimum requirements will not be considered."
http://www.greatlakesav.com/careers.htm#Airline First Officer
I beleve the cief pilots name is Jeff Pomeroy.
hammertime
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Any thoughts on why Great Lakes is only requiring 500TT to apply while Comair just raised their minimums to 1800TT? I'm guessing they are just keeping their options more open and are hiring the higher time pilots (like everyone else) however they just seem to be in left field when compared to the other regionals that are accepting resumes.
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