what does PFO stand for...

Please F--k Off

They don't say it like that though. It is usually a very diplomatic letter but it amounts to those 3 words in the end.

anybody know if the Jan GS is full? and if so, when people might start hearing about the next one in Feb?(or whenever it is)
RR

Anybody know how many people are in these ground schools? Whats involved? (g/s, sim, etc...)

I am still in limbo also.

Correct me if I am wrong; if you have an offer, it comes by email/phone call, and rejection letters are recieved by snail mail?

Congrats to those who got hired, sorry to hear about those who did not.

you are correct cirocu, successful candidates will receive a phone call and an email with an offer of employment.

man, i've been trying and trying to get into porter, i have 3500hrs tt, 750 multi pic, 550 turbine, and can't even get an interview. anyone have any tips i can use??

thanks

lol, no porter people on here have any tips or news if porter is still hiring?

Interviewed Nov 14th....still no letter in the mail or phone call. standing byyyyyyy.........

Why don't you call them? I would be extreamly embarrassed if I let someone go that long.

Dave.

I still haven't heard from them either and I interviewed the 3rd week of Oct. At that point they told me I would hear something anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months.
RR

I got the same response as well. I've tried to contact them a few times and they aren't responding. If you haven't had a PFO are you in a hiring pool or something? Or have they just interviewed too many people and don't have the manpower to send out that many PFOs?

2 - 3 months and no response.....sounds pretty disorganized to me. i think they bit off more than they can chew with this hiring rampage....

Still in limbo. interviewed 3rd week of oct. Was told 2 weeks to 2 months as well. Fingers are still crossed.

duster@heart wrote:man, i've been trying and trying to get into porter, i have 3500hrs tt, 750 multi pic, 550 turbine, and can't even get an interview. anyone have any tips i can use??

thanks

Could be because its all piston.

canex500 wrote:Still in limbo. interviewed 3rd week of oct. Was told 2 weeks to 2 months as well. Fingers are still crossed.

duster@heart wrote:man, i've been trying and trying to get into porter, i have 3500hrs tt, 750 multi pic, 550 turbine, and can't even get an interview. anyone have any tips i can use??

thanks

Could be because its all piston.

Just recieved the offer of employment today via email!! Paperwork is in the mail.....6 weeks from interview to offer, not bad! Good luck to the rest of the applicants, I'm sure many more will be hearing back soon!

AF

Great to hear!!

Congrats. I'm waiting impatiently too. Good luck everyone!

Offer of employment today
good luck to those still in limbo.

looks like things are starting again at Porter ... good to see

Still in limbo for me... Interviewed in October.. I suspect the PFO is on it's way.. Long wait for a PFO mind you

Congrats to all those who got it!

Still in limbo as well.
Interviewed a while ago. Was told I would hear back in 2 months.
Tried calling in early December and was told decissions were going to be made in the new year.

I do know that some people were sent PFO's within a couple weeks of when they interviewed. Hang in there if you have no word, keep your chin up as I do. Congrats to those who have offers. To those that have PFO's, it happens to the best of us. Keep working hard, build some more experience, and your day will come.

duster@heart wrote:man, i've been trying and trying to get into porter, i have 3500hrs tt, 750 multi pic, 550 turbine, and can't even get an interview. anyone have any tips i can use??

thanks

I don't imagine it has anything to do with a piston or turbine time. Timing is everything.
I know at least one fellow who got picked up in October with under 1700TT (most of that instructing on singles, and less than 400MPIC on a piston).

Walk in your resume.

Sorry to say I recieved my "PFO" today. Good luck to others still waiting to hear what the future holds.

!

I've had friends get on there with 1,500 and no command time, to others with over 5,000 and plenty of heavy turbo command. They seem to be building up a pool of all sorts of experience.

Keep on doing what you're doing, get more quality time on that resume, send it again, call again, and go over your interview answers with others, perhaps you can use it as a learning experience like the poster above me said.

Half the battle was getting the call, and you seemed to get that, so brush it off, and try again.