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FlyBunny said:But, when I look at Emirates, they (a very MUSLIM country) have no problem hiring non-Muslim pilots.
Because there are no Emirites needing the job.
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FlyBunny said:But, when I look at Emirates, they (a very MUSLIM country) have no problem hiring non-Muslim pilots.
Flyer1015 said:Forget this "God's will" bullsh*t that has started !
I'm being for real. Just how do you propose for American muslims to "go over there and stop this mess." ??????
A350 said:Ditto on my class at JB....I was in class for over a week with an offer of employment that was tied to the completion of my background check.
It kinda scared me at first.....but I knew my background was clean and that I had told them everything they needed to know.
If JB found something in his background that mattered, it mitigated the employment offer. Further, I know of at least two guys who were turned down and later hired when the background check was straightened out.
A350
AC560 said:Well in fairness the founding fathers were all for equal rights amongst WASP Males, Haji doesn't appear to meet the criteria.
SWA/FO said:Pakistani-born pilot sues JetBlue, claiming discrimination
A Pakistani-born pilot is suing JetBlue Airways Corp. for discrimination, claiming the airline rescinded a job offer and told him it was because of his background.
Associated Press Last update: August 09, 2006 – 7:25 AM
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NEW YORK — A Pakistani-born pilot is suing JetBlue Airways Corp. for discrimination, claiming the airline rescinded a job offer and told him it was because of his background.
Faisal Baig, a U.S. citizen who was raised in Yonkers, claims in the suit that an airline manager told him in March that he was a "security risk.''
According to the suit, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Baig asked, "Are you saying that you are not hiring me because of my name or my religion? ... Are you saying you are not hiring me because of where I'm from?''
The manager answered, "Yes, and JetBlue considers you a security risk,'' according to the suit.
Baig claims he was offered the job in February and had already received a ticket to attend the airline's training school in Orlando, Fla. The 40-year-old, a Muslim, had previously flown for Independence Air for nearly six years.
"I was devastated,'' he said. "I've been living in this country since I was 7, and now somebody's telling me I'm not a good American.''
A message left for a spokesman for the New York-based airline was not immediately returned Wednesday.
Baig, whose suit seeks an unspecified amount of money, is now living in Raleigh, N.C., where he is continuing to look for work as a pilot.
:bawling: maybe his background check is messed up? I've seen this problem before....someone that does not make the grade and they claim "its because I'm ........"
scoreboard said:Join-up and see the world, become a part of the solution, don't sit there in your comfortable chair claiming ignorance of how to stop the evil.
I was out there for 20 years,
what have you done for your country today?
Singing ponies would be way cool.Flyer1015 said:You can't just wave a magic wand and have singing ponies solve the problem.
pkober said:All you guys who are so quick call some one a "hater". Here's a question.
1. Would you feel comfortable if 20 of your pax were 18 - 30 year old Arab Muslim men on your aircraft?
2. Would you feel comfortable when 10 of them stood up at once and moved in unison toward the front of the aircraft?
3. Would you just sit there and say "I'm going to be fair and give them the benefit of the doubt"?
If you answered "no" to 1 & 2 then that must make you a hatefilled person. If you answered "yes" then you don't understand the nature of the threat.
I don't know this guys real story but he's probably just got sour grapes.
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