Pros
Flight Privileges and being able to fly/travel on days off. Along with the opportunity to transfer to different stations and different open roles/positions AA May have available anywhere. However, with this position management does not allow you to transfer and leave unless they want you to be gone. This position is not union so you can’t put in a bid for another position or station. You have to actually apply on the internal job site and every application you put in has to go through your manager/supervisor first. So I feel like management definitely blocks and has a hand in who gets to transfer and move up and who doesn’t. Regardless of your resume and skills you bring to the table.
Cons
The pay doesn’t really coincide with the amount of work your tasked with doing. Not everyone is willing to work as a team and it can cause a specific individual to become burnt out from constantly picking up the slack of others. Also, the schedule isn’t very consistent and it changed pretty often. This specific is not a union position. However, management treats it as one whenever it works best for them. So beware. The flight privileges is what kept me here. However, sometimes even that’s not worth it when they constantly oversell flights.