"If you treat someone who made an honest mistake in going to GIA with "extreme prejudice," then you aren't a professional."
If they admit is was a mistake, then no. I didn't see that in this thread, you'll need to keep reminding us.
"The PCL Capts that I have spoken to say the GI FO's are pretty sharp...."
Pretty sharp for a 500 hour pilot, maybe. The two PCL capts I know loathe the guys. Anyhow, how "sharp" they are isn't the issue. The issue is they participated in a program that makes a mockery of the profession by having you pay 30K to "build experience" as a required cockpit crewmember in a 121 passenger airline that says Continental on the side of it. You can't argue that isn't a BAD for the profession as a whole.
The Gulfstream website says they placed 450 pilots in jobs in the last two years.
If they admit is was a mistake, then no. I didn't see that in this thread, you'll need to keep reminding us.
"The PCL Capts that I have spoken to say the GI FO's are pretty sharp...."
Pretty sharp for a 500 hour pilot, maybe. The two PCL capts I know loathe the guys. Anyhow, how "sharp" they are isn't the issue. The issue is they participated in a program that makes a mockery of the profession by having you pay 30K to "build experience" as a required cockpit crewmember in a 121 passenger airline that says Continental on the side of it. You can't argue that isn't a BAD for the profession as a whole.
The Gulfstream website says they placed 450 pilots in jobs in the last two years.