CAL Class Breakdown JUN06-SEP06

[DBCOOPER]

We give IOE to the same kind of guys at the fractionals....only thing is, they have to master alot more than just the flying skills.

 

[JTrain]

My comment regarding the CitationShares guy taking a gamble was about him rolling the dice to some extent by leaving CS to go to CAL.

I think BOTH places are great places to work at, and to be sitting at one while contemplating an offer from the other has to be gut-wrenching.

I trust the individual in question made the best decision for himself, but it can't have been an easy choice.

jt

 

[pkober]

You can't make a statement on flight info without being eaten alive. What were you thinking?

 

[a10hogplt]

fractional

you know what? whoever says fractional flying is better first of all cant get an interview at a major, or just loves cleaning the toilet.

i've done fractional and now i'm at a major...i'd rather go to home depot and work than go back to a fractional.

yeah, you work harder, get paid less. if you like that go for it! Coffee, ice, and newspapers, stock, catering, bag loading...oh boy i miss it!

 

[Cavpilot]

you know what? whoever says fractional flying is better first of all cant get an interview at a major, or just loves cleaning the toilet.

i've done fractional and now i'm at a major...i'd rather go to home depot and work than go back to a fractional.

yeah, you work harder, get paid less. if you like that go for it! Coffee, ice, and newspapers, stock, catering, bag loading...oh boy i miss it!

Simmer down there, Hoss! Nobody said fractional flying was better or worse, just more demanding. Believe it or not, not everyone wants to work for the airlines.

 

[pkober]

Some of our , CAL , approaches in Central and South America are pretty "demanding".

 

[a10hogplt]

i'm very settled! i guess i hated it so much i dont understand how anyone could like it..! but i do agree......you do everything yourself with the fractionals..making it more of a challenge...but i would atleast like to get paid something for that!

 

[bailey3083]

I know how talented and hard-working you folks are, but my career advice is that if you want to work at a major airline, (and you can afford to) go get some 121 experience.

Blue skies,

LJDRVR

Mesa and GoJets is more then willing to hire people into a shiny new EMB170. LOL

Bailey

 

[Cobra]

My comment regarding the CitationShares guy taking a gamble was about him rolling the dice to some extent by leaving CS to go to CAL.

I think BOTH places are great places to work at, and to be sitting at one while contemplating an offer from the other has to be gut-wrenching.

I trust the individual in question made the best decision for himself, but it can't have been an easy choice.

jt

I see your point. I took the wrong angle. My bad

 

[bravodude]

Same here. I took the post the wrong way. Also anyone who would like to do the fractional thing instead of 121 has never done the airline gig.