American interviews and class dates
03-20-2014, 09:01 PM
#1242
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Joined APC: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,822
Originally Posted by workingforfree
Sweet!
You get any new/good information on what effect the Eagle TA would have on things?
I think your emails to JH are probably a pretty good source though.
You get any new/good information on what effect the Eagle TA would have on things?
I think your emails to JH are probably a pretty good source though.
03-21-2014, 01:27 AM
#1245
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Joined APC: Sep 2007
Position: Bent Over
Posts: 96
Originally Posted by Snoopy 01
Can anyone provide the junior seniority numbers for junior aircraft in Chicago? I'm wondering how long a newbie might take to get to Chicago.
Here are your first few ORD numbers, not including the provisional results of the bid that just closed, so these numbers below are 1 month old:
S80 D 9774
737 D 9525
737 I 9085
767 I 7660
I wont even bother with more because as you can see there is a big jump between 73 and 76.
For reference, I know guys who got awards while still in training for a base change but in the same equipment that were 440ish numbers and 700ish numbers away from the position awarded prior to the bid closing. One was 76 MIA and went New York, the other was 73 MIA and went DFW. So as long as things are moving, you can easily jump 400-700 numbers to become "the plug", though some bases have more movement than others.
Additionally you have to remember that 1000 numbers is not really 1000 numbers in the bottom of the list, because a LOT of those numbers are taken by deferred furlough recalls who may, or may not ever come back. Most of them probably not, but they have the option.
For interest, the most junior deferred furlough recall is number 9813, the most senior deferred furlough is 4539 ( must've been voluntary), though the thick part of the "not really here" is between 6991 and 9813
There are approx 1200 furloughees in that area, more toward the bottom of that area less toward the top.
Between 9813 and the bottom of the list is all people actually "here" barring a few leaves of absence.
Not sure if that helps at all, or if it is clear the way I wrote it.
Maybe better like this:
1 <<< Most senior guy
Hardly any furloughees
6991 <<<< Start of the thick part of furloghess still "out"
A LOT of furloughees in this range, approx 1200ish skewed toward the junior side of the range. So out of 2822 guys in this range 1200 ish preferred to remain on furlough status, and are not really on property at the moment.
9813 <<< Most junior furloughee
Solid New Hires
10099<<<<< Bottom guy as of today
Last edited by Freeflyfreak; 03-21-2014 at 02:12 AM.
03-21-2014, 07:02 AM
#1248
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2011
Posts: 713
Originally Posted by workingforfree
From a face-to-face meeting at a career fair today. They are not interviewing in April due to training getting backed up a bit and to catch up on other things.
They are starting back up in May.
Be patient, update, enjoy life.
Good luck to all.
They are starting back up in May.
Be patient, update, enjoy life.
Good luck to all.
03-21-2014, 07:25 AM
#1249
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Joined APC: Jan 2014
Posts: 143
Originally Posted by Freeflyfreak
Junior new hire in the company is around 10099 as of the class that just started on the 18th.
Here are your first few ORD numbers, not including the provisional results of the bid that just closed, so these numbers below are 1 month old:
S80 D 9774
737 D 9525
737 I 9085
767 I 7660
I wont even bother with more because as you can see there is a big jump between 73 and 76.
For reference, I know guys who got awards while still in training for a base change but in the same equipment that were 440ish numbers and 700ish numbers away from the position awarded prior to the bid closing. One was 76 MIA and went New York, the other was 73 MIA and went DFW. So as long as things are moving, you can easily jump 400-700 numbers to become "the plug", though some bases have more movement than others.
Additionally you have to remember that 1000 numbers is not really 1000 numbers in the bottom of the list, because a LOT of those numbers are taken by deferred furlough recalls who may, or may not ever come back. Most of them probably not, but they have the option.
For interest, the most junior deferred furlough recall is number 9813, the most senior deferred furlough is 4539 ( must've been voluntary), though the thick part of the "not really here" is between 6991 and 9813
There are approx 1200 furloughees in that area, more toward the bottom of that area less toward the top.
Between 9813 and the bottom of the list is all people actually "here" barring a few leaves of absence.
Not sure if that helps at all, or if it is clear the way I wrote it.
Maybe better like this:
1 <<< Most senior guy
Hardly any furloughees
6991 <<<< Start of the thick part of furloghess still "out"
A LOT of furloughees in this range, approx 1200ish skewed toward the junior side of the range. So out of 2822 guys in this range 1200 ish preferred to remain on furlough status, and are not really on property at the moment.
9813 <<< Most junior furloughee
Solid New Hires
10099<<<<< Bottom guy as of today
Here are your first few ORD numbers, not including the provisional results of the bid that just closed, so these numbers below are 1 month old:
S80 D 9774
737 D 9525
737 I 9085
767 I 7660
I wont even bother with more because as you can see there is a big jump between 73 and 76.
For reference, I know guys who got awards while still in training for a base change but in the same equipment that were 440ish numbers and 700ish numbers away from the position awarded prior to the bid closing. One was 76 MIA and went New York, the other was 73 MIA and went DFW. So as long as things are moving, you can easily jump 400-700 numbers to become "the plug", though some bases have more movement than others.
Additionally you have to remember that 1000 numbers is not really 1000 numbers in the bottom of the list, because a LOT of those numbers are taken by deferred furlough recalls who may, or may not ever come back. Most of them probably not, but they have the option.
For interest, the most junior deferred furlough recall is number 9813, the most senior deferred furlough is 4539 ( must've been voluntary), though the thick part of the "not really here" is between 6991 and 9813
There are approx 1200 furloughees in that area, more toward the bottom of that area less toward the top.
Between 9813 and the bottom of the list is all people actually "here" barring a few leaves of absence.
Not sure if that helps at all, or if it is clear the way I wrote it.
Maybe better like this:
1 <<< Most senior guy
Hardly any furloughees
6991 <<<< Start of the thick part of furloghess still "out"
A LOT of furloughees in this range, approx 1200ish skewed toward the junior side of the range. So out of 2822 guys in this range 1200 ish preferred to remain on furlough status, and are not really on property at the moment.
9813 <<< Most junior furloughee
Solid New Hires
10099<<<<< Bottom guy as of today
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