Originally Posted by bafanguy
(Post 11008304)
With some indications that US regionals are beginning to recruit pilots, are there still Aussies interested in running away from home to join the circus ? Anyone recently tried it to see what'd happen ?
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Originally Posted by LostWanderer
(Post 11008640)
I think most stopped hiring Australians before the pandemic, some long before it began. Doubt they will have any need for foreign workers now with so many qualified locals ready to fly.
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Originally Posted by LostWanderer
(Post 11008640)
Doubt they will have any need for foreign workers now with so many qualified locals ready to fly.
Yes, that crossed my mind too. But airline management is unpredictable. |
Originally Posted by havick
(Post 11008650)
There is one that is a step above a regional about to start hiring E3’s.
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Originally Posted by LostWanderer
(Post 11008728)
Are you sure about that? I think that is going to be beyond a hard sell given how many local pilots could fill those positions.
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Any indication as to which airline this is? From their hiring pages, it appears GoJet's E3 visa page appears to still be active and looking like taking applicants
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Originally Posted by VH-RME
(Post 11009625)
Any indication as to which airline this is? From their hiring pages, it appears GoJet's E3 visa page appears to still be active and looking like taking applicants
Once the laughing stock of the world is now vaccinating the entire Australian population every week, cases are reflecting that and airlines are getting excited. Big hiring and expansion coming from all soon if the covid trends continue in the right direction, so I'd advise anyone on the fence to dust off those resumes. |
Originally Posted by umop apisdn
(Post 11010249)
Once the laughing stock of the world is now vaccinating the entire Australian population every week, cases are reflecting that and airlines are getting excited. Big hiring and expansion coming from all soon if the covid trends continue in the right direction, so I'd advise anyone on the fence to dust off those resumes.
As always, don’t believe it until you’re sitting in it. |
Originally Posted by bafanguy
(Post 11000007)
Just checking to see if anyone has some intel on how the Aussies flying for the now-defunct US regionals have made out. Someone must know somebody who knows somebody.
I saw the question asked on APC about Aussies from ExpressJet but no one seemed to know where they went. Interestingly, I got an e-mail from a GoJet recruiter a few days ago letting me know that the E3 program may be up and running again in May/June and asked if I was still interested in a position. Signs that confidence is starting to return. |
Originally Posted by Captain.Crunch
(Post 11012193)
Interestingly, I got an e-mail from a GoJet recruiter a few days ago letting me know that the E3 program may be up and running again in May/June and asked if I was still interested in a position.
Signs that confidence is starting to return. Is a GoJet offer of any interest to you ? |
Originally Posted by bafanguy
(Post 11012278)
Glad you managed to land on your feet post-XJT.
Is a GoJet offer of any interest to you ? Going to stay where I have some stability currently and monitor things for at least 6-12 months. There are rumours that there may be some hiring on the horizon at the Australian carriers also. |
Originally Posted by Captain.Crunch
(Post 11012479)
Thanks! At this stage I am not in any rush to roll the dice. Things are still much too unstable and if things were to turn south, I don't have any faith that GoJet would give E3s any sort of support.
Going to stay where I have some stability currently and monitor things for at least 6-12 months. There are rumours that there may be some hiring on the horizon at the Australian carriers also. |
Originally Posted by Captain.Crunch
(Post 11012479)
There are rumours that there may be some hiring on the horizon at the Australian carriers also.
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Originally Posted by Dookie on Drums
(Post 11012508)
I'd be very amazed at this.
VA is hedging their bets. Hopefully lots of guys and gals can get their livelihoods back. Fuel-Off :ok: |
Originally Posted by Fuel-Off
(Post 11012714)
https://www.businesstraveller.com/bu...eedy-recovery/
VA is hedging their bets. Hopefully lots of guys and gals can get their livelihoods back. Fuel-Off :ok: |
Rumors from the inside say that Q-link to start hiring again shortly in Australia, as well as more movement over in the US as commute begin to expand into the void left by Express Jet. Another 6-12 months and the sun may begin to shine once more.
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Found this overview of US regional hiring in case there are any interested Aussies... or regionals that might hire them:
Courtesy of FAPA
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Guys I have a funny feeling its about to get pretty bonkers over here. United just announced more hiring, Delta won't be far behind.
Combine that with pretty much every LCC and cargo outfit hiring, as well as a few more startups. I wouldn't be surprised if regionals started signing off on new E3s in the next 9 - 12 months. |
Originally Posted by umop apisdn
(Post 11022803)
I wouldn't be surprised if regionals started signing off on new E3s in the next 9 - 12 months.
No data yet to support that and the data would be hard to come by due to the large number of variables but...I don't think the premise is entirely unreasonable. We'll see... |
Originally Posted by bafanguy
(Post 11022971)
There is a school of thought saying the demand for pilots post-COVID will be greater than pre-COVID because so many pilots were enticed to take early-out deals and/or others just driven out of the field for good or discouraged from entering in the first place. This will allegedly create a deficit during a robust economic recovery.
No data yet to support that and the data would be hard to come by due to the large number of variables but...I don't think the premise is entirely unreasonable. We'll see... |
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