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What hard work? The hardest work you had to do was find a way to get yourself $50,000 in debt.. Oh ya I forgot you probably had to take a few shots in the eye to get your money I guess that could kind of be considered hard work, well you did get a good workout on your jaw muscles. I just feel sorry for the captain that flies for you, on your first preflight you will probably be humping the landing gear and you will have a massive hard-on just being in the presence of a jet. I would hate to be up there crusing at Mach .74 and always having to see a lump in the trousers. You may want to get extra thread for your trips. Your gonna pop so many boners cause your in a jet that your trousers are gonna rip.

Dude, its flamebait....let it rest. The original poster of this thread just did it to get a rise out of people and probably hasn't even been to Gulfstream or its PFT program. :rolleyes:
 
Why let it rest? This is the most interesting thread going today. :D
 
i looked at the gulfstream website and it looks like a good program. i don't think its pft since you are only guaranteed a set number of hours. i didn't know south west was pft, why does everyone want to go there?
 
Hmmmm...

Well I just looked at the GIA FO Program, too, and here's what it tells ya, among other things:

>>>Increase Your Airline Operaion Knowledge With Line Obervation and Jump Seat Flights<<<

And no, I didn't edit that or change the spelling.:rolleyes:

In any event, you will note that the price of buying your 1900 time is about to increase in price, and increase dramatically, on July 1st. The $24k is about to become THIRTY GRAND.

Of course that cost will be offset by the $8/hr they are going to pay you for your 250hrs as an FO... Or the same hourly rate that I was paid as a CFI seven years ago, before the company realized that they had to give everyone a raise or we'd all quit. At least we got full medical and dental for our $8/hr.

So anyhow, you will pay $28k for your 250hrs of multi-turbine 121, and then... And then? Who knows. I know a kid who was a student at my old flight school who was utterly unable to find work after he finished with GIA, calling me to try to get a job at my company. I had to tell him "Sorry, 850hrs of flight time just won't meet our mins."

I guess that $112/hr ($28000/250hrs) might be worth it if otherwise you were just going to spend that money anyway buying multi time in a Seneca or something, but most people wouldn't buy that much multi time.

To some it's a good deal, but I think that there are better ways to get your time than GIA.

Comparing GIA to Southwest is not totally off the mark, as you have to pay for something that will get you the job, but at least SW is a career destination airline, which GIA is certainly NOT, and you will pay far, far less for a 737 type than the $$$ you have to cough up to get on with GIA.

I hear that Colgan is no longer PFT, though I think that even when they were it was a better bet than GIA. Pay less, and when your 250hrs is up, you still have a job.

Just my $0.02
 
The sad thing is (and correct me if I'm wrong) that some of these guys paid at GS then went to Colgan and paid again. Unless your like a Kennedy or some other rich person with millions to burn then you've got to be kidding me. O well to each his own.
 
Aviator TX writes...



At least Gulfstream is UNION, unlike Scabwest and Pollutair.


That's classic. I'm sure a union would help us out with big issues like keeping the logo light off when we taxi around so that we can show management we mean business! Or better yet, we'll taxi slow to waste more fuel, that'll bring them to their knees!
 
ooooooooo you said LOGO LIGHT OFF......OOOOOOOOO



its the power of the light that will show managment that unions are not to be messed with.

Or maybe letting passengers know that summer travel would be ill advised on certain carriers that are under contract negotiations, due to a possible travel interruption/strike/walkout/sickout/so friggin late that the next flight would be full and they would be stuck at the most lushus Hubs in all the free world(or not)


But my union dues are going to a great cause, and a 10 month plan............anything on the 11th month?
 
PC_FROM_TEXAS said:
All the hard work finally paid off and we made it to the top.

SeeYa

PC_FROM_TEXAS

No kidding? I didn't realize that the right seat of a regional was considered "making it to the top."
 
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Re: Re: Stop Bashing Gulfstream

Stifler's Mom said:
No kidding? I didn't realize that the right seat of a regional was considered "making it to the top."

Yeah, no $hit... You'd think he just got a job flying the dang Space Shuttle. Lets see if this jerkoff is as gung ho after he gets junior-manned below 10 days off and they deny him his comp day.

What a tool....
 
Keep on biting that flamebait... hook, line and sinker! :rolleyes:

These people are getting annoying with their flamebait. YAWN
 
Please tell me where that avatar comes from, flychicaga.... :)
 
I agree, absolute flamebait. PC_texas, or whoever the hell the person is, is a loser troll with WAY too much time on their hands.
 

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