is 40 to 45 too old to get hired at a major?

[pilotyip]

SWA just looks for well qualified and easy to get along with.

And that has nothing to do with having a college degree and that is what makes SWA such a great place. They don't have HR only looking for a checked box on an application like a lot of "stuck up" airlines.

 

[RJLoser]

And that has nothing to do with having a college degree and that is what makes SWA such a great place. They don't have HR only looking for a checked box on an application like a lot of "stuck up" airlines.

Do we really want to spool this up?

 

[jonjuan]

And that has nothing to do with having a college degree and that is what makes SWA such a great place. They don't have HR only looking for a checked box on an application like a lot of "stuck up" airlines.

Which airlines are these that just look for the college degree checked box?

 

[flyboyike]

Do we really want to spool this up?

Sure, why not? Let's bring up age 72 (or whatever) also.

 

[pilotyip]

Which airlines are these that just look for the college degree checked box?

Alaska for one will not let you by the first page if you do not check the 4 yr degree.

 

[ragman]

Airlines that require a four year degree are trying to avoid hiring "loosers".

 

[pilotyip]

Airlines that require a four year degree are trying to avoid hiring "loosers".

Like those "loosers" that get hired by SWA, JB, NJ etc?

 

[DCAA320]

You guys do realize it's spelled "losers." Right?

 

[waveflyer]

Ragman did-
As for you and yip..... The joke is lost

 

[DCAA320]

Dammit