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I've got a friend with over 8000 TT and approximately 2000 PIC turbojet, only one type but lives in S. Florida. He has not gotten a call. All 135, no 121. Has the four year degree as well.

There's no rhyme or reason to who's getting called. I have a friend that just upgraded in the ERJ (barely 3500 hours) and got called. Another with 8500 TT, 5000 Jet PIC, current in the 74, with a rec, hasn't heard a thing. So, who knows... It's all about waiting patiently, I guess. Everything happens for a reason...
 
At Spirit inside reco's are much more important the the college degree.
 
From what I hear they want people that already live in Detroit or FLL. I've had my app on line for a couple months but am only at bare mins, one of my co-workers has 6,000hrs and hasn't gotten a call. Sounds like your chances are alot better if you know some one.
 
From what I hear they want people that already live in Detroit or FLL. I've had my app on line for a couple months but am only at bare mins, one of my co-workers has 6,000hrs and hasn't gotten a call. Sounds like your chances are alot better if you know some one.


do you know some one in there?
 
do you know some one in there?


Yes, my mother works there, but in reservations so I don't think that helps much. I'm also acquainted with one of their pilots, but I've yet to take a resume down there.
 
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Is Spirit paying crap wages just like Allegiant?
 

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