Tefty?

Count yourself lucky. There have been people in the past who were given more definitive answers and then told otherwise afterwards. Nice sentiment by the OP, but in the end, there were a lot of people hosed by this place. Just sayin.

burninggoats wrote:It can be a real challenge to prove you aren't a tool when all the companies say "no office visits, no phone calls, e-mails only"

How about including something in the cover letter like, "I consider myself a hard worker, safety-driven, and pride myself in not being a tool."

First off, say no. Then ask,"by the way, would you sign a contract that promises me the cost of training if you let me go before my PPC expires? It's just a piece of paper, and you already made a committment to me anyway?"

Was that English?

Anybody get a call for the next round?

Wirez, do what you gotta do man. If hitting a ramp for a couple months has to happen, while it would suck with your time, you can either face your personal reality or sit on a computer like some of these DBs giving everybody advice from behind a computer. It's easy for people with jobs, or (even bet...

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Bandaid.

Sooo, what does this have to do with flying again? Except to say you've never flown to India?