Originally Posted by
P8ASW
Thanks to everyone who has commented, it’s all good feedback.
From a longevity standpoint, do any of you think Frontier may be a bigger risk than United over the next 20 years?
I figure if both made it through the first round of COVID, either should be safe. Curious your thoughts?
Your relative seniority will be better at Frontier. Which will allow much more flexibility schedule wise. With flexibility you get soft credit pay. Living in base allows you to pick up premiums without giving it too much thought. Not going to lie, PBS makes it much harder to get soft pay compared to line bidding.
Can't really argue with UAs hourly rates. You can still make 300K+ at UA being in the right seat of a wb while working 12-14 days with commutable lines. However, I honestly don't know how long it will take to hold a like on a wb. Upgrades are short at UA, but how long is the reserve?
If you have any specific questions PM me. Good luck!