Originally Posted by
forgot to bid
I realize I'm kind of opening a pandora's box here. Or in layman's terms, I'm a cat that's accidentally walked into the bar at a Holiday Inn south of Cleveland where all the SWA pilots are getting half off beer specials.
But, I wanted to see years of service for various places on the seniority list.
Please ignore the NWA/DAL differences because it's a different topic but if I didn't do both then it wouldn't have been accurate and someone would've corrected it.
BTW, 11 years of seniority barely, by two numbers, holds a weekends off line on ATLM88B.
Since every working group at the airline got DOH, but the pilots have a 1987 pilot at 5% and a 1986 pilot at 30%. Lets see how this works when we merge with a airline like Jetblue. Will a 11 year JB pilot be senior to a DAL pilot with 35 years since he is at a higher relative seniority?