Originally Posted by
ugleeual
the junior man is about 500 senior to the 8-ball pilot on property... so it will be awhile. Denver is an interesting animal; now that the base is stabilizing a bit and NB flying has grown a bit there... you might luck out and see a larger late fall or early spring bid that might allow some younger pilots to transfer to DEN... just takes time.
I tell my Air Force buddies looking to separate that if being domiciled in DEN is of great importance to them for their career, don't choose UAL...go SWA, period. As others have mentioned, there is ZERO wb flying in DEN, and although there is some marginal nb growth as we bring some regional flying back in house, it's quite tame compared to other bases in the system. DEN is a junior base for SWA. People may get to DEN within two years or so, but they will be on RSV for a LONG time.