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Old 11-30-2022 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by WhisperJet
Congrats!
Who knows. I'd say 1-2 years for IAD/EWR but a lot can change based on new bases, new contract etc.
One thing is for sure - don't expect to touch the controls much for a few years as a new Hire in the WB. Get used to Bunkie life. If you want to fly and have a little fun doing it, go NB FO now and WB later. As enticing WB seems, maybe get your feet wet flying a few months or year in a NB to understand how the United system works and build some flying skills in the 737 or 320 so when you upgrade later you have a clue what's going on. You can always go to WB later in your career. Best of luck and welcome aboard!
I think you missed the part where he mentioned his age. The thing “enticing” him to the WB is that he’ll likely have a low seniority number in his class and end up not having his choice of BES.
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