Mentorship Program
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Mentorship Program
The MetroAir Mentorship Program was created to help new MetroAir pilots get a better sense of how MetroAir works. Mentors work with new pilots to pass along knowledge, tips and tricks and help to get new pilots integrated quickly and easily. All new pilots are encouraged to make use of their mentors to get the most satisfaction out of their career at MetroAir Virtual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't my hub manager answer all of my questions? Every staff member, from hub manager to CEO, is willing and able to help all pilots. While hub managers and other staff want to answer your questions, we have seen that pilots are hesitant to come forth and communicate with their hub managers in the beginning. In addition, usually Hub Managers have between 30 to 80 pilots on their roster's at any given time. The roster size makes it difficult to give each pilot the individual attention they deserve.
Who is my mentor? When a new pilot is hired they will be assigned a mentor by the Mentorship Coordinator. This process is manual and may take a few days. If you already know a Mentor and wish to be assigned to them, please get in touch with the Mentorship Coordinator.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities of Mentors
1. Remain informed of MetroAir's policies and procedures and show mentees where they can find this information and how they can keep up with things.
2. Mentors will continue to maintain their minimum flight requirements.
3. Become invested and proactive to ensure each assigned mentee enjoys their experience with MetroAir.
4. Report monthly to the Mentorship Coordinator on completed mentorship activities.
Responsibilities of Mentees
1. Ask questions when you need help; That's why mentors are around.
Responsibilities of Airline Management
1. The airline will monitor the program to ensure all mentors and new pilots are holding up to the responsibilities of the program.
2. The airline will make a best effort attempt to match new pilots with mentors based on hubs and geographic location.
3. The airline will provide resources to mentors and new pilots alike to ensure both are successful in the program.
Current Mentors
Check out the Mentor Assignments page for the most up to date assignments of new pilots to their respective mentors.
