16 or 24 waits
would that have been the day open time's released (or over 72 hours prior to the scheduled day)
Other than that the longer waits for me are on Sunday night trades.
Results typically very quick during the daily open time lottery.
And more than quick enough for me during the typical work week. But then again, I'm not sitting at my computer or staring at my phone refreshing open time every minute. I tend to request a trade, and then go back to my regularly scheduled programming versus staring at the phone wondering if I got it.
For those impatient, taking the extra step to look at open time through a browser will now indicate how my pending BLG adjustments there are for any given trip...so you can save the frustration of updating your phone every minute wondering if you were the first to get there
So, at these other airlines, what happens when companies cancel trips? I've been told SUB is a uniquely FedEx experience. That there's a min pay for a month that other companies will pay even if they cancel 40% of your flying