This has been happening since the PML and now some of these folks are going through ITC at AClosercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 12:38 pmBased on looking at the new hire bios from time to time and seeing some faces I hoped I'd never see again, the %10 certainly isn't working. In fact it's somehow working backwards as some of the best FOs I worked with there who are nice people and good pilots are being PFOd or told to reinterview.
Jazz to launch pay for type rating program
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Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
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I doubt she will make it through training... Hopefully...losercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 4:29 pm Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
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Or she’ll get paired with a strong pilot who’ll carry her ass through the initial, maybe with only 1-2 extra sessions and a strong worded debrief and then Indoc capts will carry her ass and then after a failed LC, get more Indoc and someone will pass her with ‘a strong debrief’ and then every capt will have to carry her ass around for god knows how long until rinse and repeat for the upgrade course. And of course, during the whole process, it’ll be everyone’s fault but her.PostmasterGeneral wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:00 amI doubt she will make it through training... Hopefully...losercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 4:29 pm Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
It’s so tiresome...
In twenty years time when your kids ask how you got into flying you want to be able to say "work and determination" not "I just kept taking money from your grandparents for type ratings until someone was stupid enough to give me a job"
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All the while dozens of friends who are superior aviators in every way are still sitting at Jazz, Encore and SW just hoping and waiting for an interview. Don't remind me. I swear if I ever have to fly with her again I'm going to lose my mind.
Or just book off.
I don't know how they manage to do it, but Jazz is really good at getting rid of their black sheep. They did it in PML 1.0 and they're doing it again now. AC HR needs to be more vigilant and save that %10 for people like this. And stop looking past big red flags just because they fit into the diversity hire catagory.
Or just book off.
I don't know how they manage to do it, but Jazz is really good at getting rid of their black sheep. They did it in PML 1.0 and they're doing it again now. AC HR needs to be more vigilant and save that %10 for people like this. And stop looking past big red flags just because they fit into the diversity hire catagory.
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She’s done that for every single ride she’s ever had either at Jazz or PAL... it’s never her fault, there’s always something else to blame. 5000+ hours of practice in passing the buck (allegedly) will get you that.daedalusx wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 9:51 amOr she’ll get paired with a strong pilot who’ll carry her ass through the initial, maybe with only 1-2 extra sessions and a strong worded debrief and then Indoc capts will carry her ass and then after a failed LC, get more Indoc and someone will pass her with ‘a strong debrief’ and then every capt will have to carry her ass around for god knows how long until rinse and repeat for the upgrade course. And of course, during the whole process, it’ll be everyone’s fault but her.PostmasterGeneral wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:00 amI doubt she will make it through training... Hopefully...losercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 4:29 pm Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
It’s so tiresome...
I will say that I have high hopes that the AC training will be fair and wash her out if she doesn’t make the cut, there’s been candidates much stronger than her let go in the last year for being unable to complete training.
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Good.
It will open up a seat for someone that deserves it.
I can't believe she has 5000 hours. Goes to show an ATPL and hours in the logbook mean nothing.
It will open up a seat for someone that deserves it.
I can't believe she has 5000 hours. Goes to show an ATPL and hours in the logbook mean nothing.
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Hello guys,
Reading the conversation about this program was very enlightening. I think both sides have very valid points. I have to admit that the scheme does look tempting, albeit a bit pricey.
I was just wondering if anyone was already hired through this program and what to expect.
Thanks in advance!
Reading the conversation about this program was very enlightening. I think both sides have very valid points. I have to admit that the scheme does look tempting, albeit a bit pricey.
I was just wondering if anyone was already hired through this program and what to expect.
Thanks in advance!
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If that individual fails, what then. Can she reaply? She could be feeding some people at home. Who knows.PostmasterGeneral wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:00 amI doubt she will make it through training... Hopefully...losercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 4:29 pm Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
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Keeping the operation safe should be more important than diversity or if the individual needs to feed people at home. From what I’m seeing this individual has already had MANY additional sim sessions, a change in sim partners, and no end of training in sight.
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Reapply where ? Jazz ?FenderManDan wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2020 6:18 pmIf that individual fails, what then. Can she reaply? She could be feeding some people at home. Who knows.PostmasterGeneral wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2019 7:00 amI doubt she will make it through training... Hopefully...losercruiser wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 4:29 pm Just goes to show you how arbitrary the selection process is. There's a number who shouldn't be here but one individual in specific, I am absolutely shocked was hired. Based on their Jazz training record it should have been an auto PFO.
Either they lied in their interview, or multiple failed rides and upgrades don't actually matter. But I guess it helps when you fill a "type."
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And who dresses that poorly for their first day at AC anyways? Jeeeez
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She failed out of training I believe
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I hope one day people at AC will whine about me, since it means I actually got in
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Umm no one cares about you Vermont
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I heard someone showed up in flip flops. Maybe it's the same person, I don't know.
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That was a different person. It happened a year or two ago. The company asked her(?) to start wearing more professional clothes to class and they wouldn't so they were let go.Daniel Cooper wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:30 am I heard someone showed up in flip flops. Maybe it's the same person, I don't know.