IHaveAPension
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IHaveAPension said:Have a friend who's buddy was recently hired at UPS and went in directly as a captain. Since when did UPS start hiring street captains and why do they have the need for that? Are their current pilots bypassing upgrades or maybe they have some really high mins for upgrade?
BIGBROWNDC8 said:Hey, on the positive side, maybe you can get him to write you a LOR.
BBDC8
IHaveAPension said:even though it is the only other real flying job left... ?
But you'll always have that little voice in the back or your head...
"I could have been a real airline pilot...I could have been a real airline pilot"
TexaSWA said:But you'll always have that little voice in the back or your head...
"I could have been a real airline pilot...I could have been a real airline pilot"
TexaSWA said:But you'll always have that little voice in the back or your head...
"I could have been a real airline pilot...I could have been a real airline pilot"
IHaveAPension said:The fact is that without their admittedly great fuel hedge, SWA would too be losing money. FedEx just increases the surcharge when fuel prices rise. SWA is just a glorified regional airline albeit with decent pay and benefits, but by no means do they make big bucks, have great bennies or a great retirement plan. They are also stuck flying a 737 around the lower 48 for their entire career. I could care less if I'm a "real airline pilot", I'll just sit back and enjoy my soon to be big fat pay raise and secure retirement. I guess that by today's standard, then I am not a "real airline pilot" as I work for a profitable, secure company with a bright future.
IHaveAPension said:The fact is that without their admittedly great fuel hedge, SWA would too be losing money. FedEx just increases the surcharge when fuel prices rise. SWA is just a glorified regional airline albeit with decent pay and benefits, but by no means do they make big bucks, have great bennies or a great retirement plan. They are also stuck flying a 737 around the lower 48 for their entire career. I could care less if I'm a "real airline pilot", I'll just sit back and enjoy my soon to be big fat pay raise and secure retirement. I guess that by today's standard, then I am not a "real airline pilot" as I work for a profitable, secure company with a bright future.
IHaveAPension said:...even though it is the only other real flying job left...