Originally Posted by
Fly4hire
Well if you look at the latest Category list we have a DC9A SLI with a 11761 (2007 hire) seniority number so he/she never could have held Captain on anything. Explain that.
In other fleets the junior A SLI's could have conceivably flown Captain on something else.
a First Officer SLI whose seniority permits him to hold: 32
1) Captain (on the aircraft type in which he is an SLI) will fly as Captain or First 33 Officer at the base of his choice. 34
2) First Officer, but not Captain (on the aircraft type in which he is an SLI) will fly 35 as First Officer at the base of his choice. 36
An SLI will not train Captains or First Officers unless he has a minimum of 1000 hours 16 of FAR 121 PIC or SIC experience, of which 750 hours is PIC or SIC experience at the 17 Company. 18
Exception: The above requirements will not apply to a pilot who was an SLI on June 21, 19 2001 or a former NWA pilot who was considered a qualified NWA Seniority List 20 Instructor (SLI) on the day prior to October 30, 2008.