Aviation Recruiters

[moxiepilot]

It would be nice to flag users who are recruiters for schools in these forums so that thier information can be taken with a grain of salt.

I've found a few users who do only slightly more in these forums than bash every other organization out there and promote their own. The information they have is not always correct and sometimes fabricated.

Administrators of the forums should have the the recruiter's posts submitted to them to make a decision on flagging them as recruiters.

$.02

-mox

[Doug Taylor]

Well, it's kind of the de-facto rule already, but the hard part is differentiating a person in the forums to 'recruit' and a person who happens to work for a flight school that's a forum user, but not here to plug their company.

Could you private message me the details so I can look into it?

[MikeD]

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[moxiepilot]

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[DE727UPS]

I'm not officially a recruiter but I do bash DCA, ERAU, Gulfstream and TAB on a regular basis. If I'm recruiting anything, it would be that I'm a strong proponent of small time, part 61 flight training and non-aviation degrees. But...to each his own. Both routes have their advantages and disadvantages.

I ususally keep quiet unless some big academy guy is boasting about how great his school is.

I also HATE the idea of 300 hour pilots in the right seat of a pax jet.

And I REALLY HATE PFT....

[Betabry]

Why not sticky an introduction from the recruiters in their schools forum? or if that's too close to advertising just have a sticky with the names of recruiters and also students for that school so at least we'd have an easy reference as far as who to contact?