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Just gotta a call for an interview at Jazz.Does anyone know what bases will be available and how they are appointed?

Also does anyone have an idea of how long tto hold a block?
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Last I heard it was for YYZ & YUL. Either base is a good bet for getting a block quickly as there is a lot of hiring for these two bases. I've heard of some holding a good block within a month of two of being cut loose. Good luck. Where are you interviewing?
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Post by go_around »

thanks for the reply. interveiwing in TO .

Any idea what equipment they are hiring for or whats will give you the best schedule if i have a choice?
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Post by JazzJetDriver »

We only hire for the RJ or the Dash 8. On your firsy day or two of ground school the openings will be made known and all the names of your classmates will be put into a hat and drawn for your seniorty#, at which time you will choose your equip. type.
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Anybody know what spots were offered in the Oct 2nd groundschool?
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untucked wrote:Anybody know what spots were offered in the Oct 2nd groundschool?
According to a friend of mine who is in the Oct 2nd GS, there are vacancies in YVR, YYC, YYZ and YUL. He said that on the first day the facilitator handed out Dash-8 manuals to everyone. That doesn't mean anything cause they did that at my GS and 8 out of 10 got the RJ.
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Post by bcflyer »

The latest "mini-bid" that has came out showed mostly Dash postions. There are quite a few guys on the RJ that are just waiting to be released and go to AC so that should open up a bunch of seats in the jet. I wouldn't be to worried about the type you fly. The pay is all the same and some of the Dash overnights are FAR better than the RJ ones (at least in the West. Nothing beats YLW in the summer!!!!)
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Post by SouthIsland »

Oct 2 course was all Dash. 6 YYZ and 4 YVR. Lots of spots opening up across the board.
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Thanks SouthIsland. They mentioned in my interview that there were 4 new hires that got spots on the west coast. It really seems like you're rolling the dice from one groundschool to the next on bases and equipment.
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Post by go_around »

Besides the first couple years of pay, whats it like to work at jazz !

Schedule, Upgrades Etc.......
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the easiest job I've ever done, the hardest past of it is to show up for work..... :butthead:
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Post by JZA »

It's absolutely outstanding working here. Work 12-18 days a month, good equipment, good people to work with.

....and sure the pay suck the first year....but it does go up to some pretty decent numbers.

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too low... is it really true they make those big planes really hard to fly?
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Post by Localizer »

Hey

Anyone out there going thru the Jazz process .. How long have you been waiting after your interview to get a call for the sim?

Cheers ...

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The calls for the sim are happening within a few days of the interview.
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Post by unregistered »

Hey, I have an interview for Jazz too, at the Airway Centre by CYYZ, can anyone tell me if you can park right there, and if not what's the best lot to park in??

Cheers.
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unregistered wrote:Hey, I have an interview for Jazz too, at the Airway Centre by CYYZ, can anyone tell me if you can park right there, and if not what's the best lot to park in??

Cheers.
Yes there is parking right there.
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Re: Jazz

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go_around wrote:Just gotta a call for an interview at Jazz.Does anyone know what bases will be available and how they are appointed?

Also does anyone have an idea of how long tto hold a block?

what kind of time do you have?
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