PSA Airlines reviews

3.6

65% would recommend to a friend

(1,008 total reviews)
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Dion Flannery

74% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

PSA Airlines has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 1,008 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The PSA Airlines employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Transportation & Logistics industry (3.5 stars).

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1.0
Jun 20, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

You are employed and you get to fly free: but don’t be fooled by that either!

Cons

This is truly one of the worst jobs I’ve ever had in my life. The pay is absolutely horrible, management has no idea what they’re doing, there are 75,000 people you have to answer to, and no one has an answer for you. He seemed to think that they’re a large airline, but the top brass has absolutely no backbone, and all the management changes frequently, and no one seems to know what they’re doing. It takes forever to get an answer, the hotels you stay in are usually pretty crummy, usually in pretty crummy areas, and the attitudes of most of the other flight attendants are usually really rude, and mean. You are not allowed to have any fun, as everyone wants to be a stickler for the dumbest things on an airplane that don’t matter to anyone. It’s no longer about passenger service, it’s all about policies and procedures that don’t matter. It’s almost like the people on top are playing games with puppets and seeing how far they can push you before they can just fire you. Do not be fooled that the union will represent you or take care of you. They simply do not. The president of the union is a complete and total joke, does not get back to you or help you, and is a complete waste of time with her being an employee as a flight attendant, and an IRA instructor, she also says she will fight for you, but who is gonna fight for you and they’re going to be going up against their own bosses? Is she really gonna fight for you or is she really just making her own résumé? It is a horrible job, and if you have good ideas or if you want to get further in the company, it’s all about brown nosing, and there’s nothing with real people who have really good ideas. If you’re the type of person who likes to just shut up, keep your head down, do hard work, and not receive any recognition, but have to constantly be covering your own butt and deal with working with other people who are rude and mean to you, this is a job for you. If you really wanna be a flight attendant, go to a real company. This job is an absolute joke and these people are complete idiots. They do not care about you, you are simply a name in a slot to get you going so that they have their numbers covered. They do not care about you, they will never care about you, and they will fire you without even telling you. And God for bid you get hurt on the job. The insurance is horrible, and the instructors are simply flight attendants that they put in the position because they don’t have anyone else to teach it. It is glorified nonsense. Don’t waste your time, don’t screw up your résumé, and don’t trust these people. It is absolutely the worst job on the planet.

3.0
Mar 24, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

You have the ability to change your days around while on reserve. You have mainline American Airlines flight benefits. Flight benefits are based on first to check in (not seniority based).

Cons

They will most likely add 1-2 turns (trips) on your last day. They will not hesitate to extend your trip, meaning they will extend you into your day off and give you a day off at a later time. Getting ahold of crew scheduling can take a while, be prepared to wait on hold for a while.

3.0
Mar 12, 2022

Need a better contract

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Great flight benefits. You get the same benefits as mainline American Airlines. I have enjoyed trips all over the US and a few out of the country - Training is paid - Small airline, so seniority can be gained relatively quickly compared to other airlines

Cons

- Reserve itself has been really difficult lately. They are bleeding flight attendants. We have a contractual limit to how many hours we can work in a day and how many days we can work in a row. These contractual limits have been violated frequently lately with vague excuses given. Because of this, many flight attendants are leaving or calling out sick - They can and DO rearrange your days off. It's supposed to be a last resort, but it has happened to me twice already this year (writing this in March) - They have a point system for attendance, and you receive points for calling out sick, even with a doctor's note - Senior mama culture - most flight attendants are great, but you do have some that have decided that it is their duty to snitch on people not doing things right. The things you could do wrong range from safety issues to silly mistakes to you not doing something their way - Low pay. Pay is higher here than other regionals, but it is still low

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