airnet app question

supra1998tt · July 25th, 2008, 03:03

Hey filling out the application it ask if you had any accident as pic but I was involved in an incident now so my question is do I put no and explain or yes and explain the incident or just click no and no reason? thanks

JBulleit · July 25th, 2008, 08:18

By definition, accident and incident are two separate things. If you only had an incident, then I wouldnt put anything down unless they ask about incidents as well. Just whatever you do, don't lie about anything. Remember, stuff happens and the recruiters know that too.

FD4life · July 25th, 2008, 23:28

I'll second that. Make sure that no matter what you do, don't lie at airnet. Telling the truth is real important at the company.

JBulleit · July 26th, 2008, 01:51

My ground school instructors were telling stories about people who screwed up on the line but were honest about it and still have their jobs. Might have had to go through some recurrent training but still at work nonetheless. Other stories of people who screwed up and lied about it. They no longer work here.

minitour · July 26th, 2008, 19:22

I'll echo the previous two posts.

Probably the best thing about the company is that if you're honest with them and treat them (management, other pilots, ops, etc.) with respect, you'll get the same in return. That's huge for me as far as QOL goes.

You may not always like the answer to a question, but at least you get the honest answer. That works both ways. Ops/management might not always like what you tell them, but they if they know you aren't lying at least they respect it.

Just be 100% up front about everything and you won't have any problems.

-mini

mikecweb · July 26th, 2008, 20:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by minitour

I'll echo the previous two posts.

Probably the best thing about the company is that if you're honest with them and treat them (management, other pilots, ops, etc.) with respect, you'll get the same in return. That's huge for me as far as QOL goes.

You may not always like the answer to a question, but at least you get the honest answer. That works both ways. Ops/management might not always like what you tell them, but they if they know you aren't lying at least they respect it.

Just be 100% up front about everything and you won't have any problems.

-mini

Most of the time...

minitour · July 26th, 2008, 23:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikecweb

Most of the time...

Or would you say "more than likely"?

-mini

mikecweb · July 27th, 2008, 12:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by minitour

Or would you say "more than likely"?

-mini

Don't start

minitour · July 27th, 2008, 14:08

I thought you did...

-mini

Boris Badenov · July 27th, 2008, 16:14

I'm sure management are a bunch of sweethearts but to the OP: As referenced above, they asked about accidents, not incidents. Two separate things. You are 100% above board and honest in saying "no". So say "no".

July 25th, 2008, 03:03	#1
supra1998tt Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 68	airnet app question Hey filling out the application it ask if you had any accident as pic but I was involved in an incident now so my question is do I put no and explain or yes and explain the incident or just click no and no reason? thanks

July 25th, 2008, 08:18	#2
JBulleit Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 27	Re: airnet app question By definition, accident and incident are two separate things. If you only had an incident, then I wouldnt put anything down unless they ask about incidents as well. Just whatever you do, don't lie about anything. Remember, stuff happens and the recruiters know that too. __________________ "Rules are made for people who aren't willing to make up their own."

July 25th, 2008, 23:28	#3
FD4life Newbie Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 16	Re: airnet app question I'll second that. Make sure that no matter what you do, don't lie at airnet. Telling the truth is real important at the company.

July 26th, 2008, 01:51	#4
JBulleit Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 27	Re: airnet app question My ground school instructors were telling stories about people who screwed up on the line but were honest about it and still have their jobs. Might have had to go through some recurrent training but still at work nonetheless. Other stories of people who screwed up and lied about it. They no longer work here. __________________ "Rules are made for people who aren't willing to make up their own."

July 26th, 2008, 19:22	#5
minitour Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ohio Posts: 883	Re: airnet app question I'll echo the previous two posts. Probably the best thing about the company is that if you're honest with them and treat them (management, other pilots, ops, etc.) with respect, you'll get the same in return. That's *huge* for me as far as QOL goes. You may not always like the answer to a question, but at least you get the honest answer. That works both ways. Ops/management might not always like what you tell them, but they if they know you aren't lying at least they respect it. Just be 100% up front about everything and you won't have any problems. -mini __________________ YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWN

July 27th, 2008, 14:08	#9
minitour Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ohio Posts: 883	Re: airnet app question I thought you did... -mini __________________ YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWN

July 27th, 2008, 16:14	#10
Boris Badenov Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Saint Loser, Misery Posts: 1,162	Re: airnet app question I'm sure management are a bunch of sweethearts but to the OP: As referenced above, they asked about accidents, not incidents. Two separate things. You are 100% above board and honest in saying "no". So say "no".

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