Before Air Canada Jazz became Air Canada Jazz the western regional connector for Air Canada was AirBC. When I first arrived out west I applied there with no aviation background (gas jockey was my limited experience) and they sent me a PFO letter saying that I did not possess the skills they are looking for so leave them alone. I kept that letter and recently when going through all my old files I found it. Looking back at my tenacity and enthusiasm for my new found journey (life after high school) this letter did very little in dissuading me to eventually get working for an Airline as a baggage handler. To me, working in the airport environment was almost a need...to keep me focused on where I wanted my life to go and to see first hand the life I would be getting into. So to make a long story short I eventually got a ramp job, then apparently my skills were in need to throw bags at Air Canada, Canadian Airlines was taken over by AC and AirBC became part of Jazz.
Friday, April 13, 2007
Vancouver
Before Air Canada Jazz became Air Canada Jazz the western regional connector for Air Canada was AirBC. When I first arrived out west I applied there with no aviation background (gas jockey was my limited experience) and they sent me a PFO letter saying that I did not possess the skills they are looking for so leave them alone. I kept that letter and recently when going through all my old files I found it. Looking back at my tenacity and enthusiasm for my new found journey (life after high school) this letter did very little in dissuading me to eventually get working for an Airline as a baggage handler. To me, working in the airport environment was almost a need...to keep me focused on where I wanted my life to go and to see first hand the life I would be getting into. So to make a long story short I eventually got a ramp job, then apparently my skills were in need to throw bags at Air Canada, Canadian Airlines was taken over by AC and AirBC became part of Jazz.
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I have to agree with you. Things always seem to work out one way or another. I, too tried desperately to get on CMA with people bending over backwards to help me out, but to no avail! That's okay - all is good now!
CMA is a good stepping stone to the majors, but that's about it. Very few end up staying long term.
Very poorly run company.
i heard their is restrictions against hiring the Dutch. Company policy about wearing wooden shoes.
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