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dodsqubam 09-12-2018 06:54 AM

New Routes?
 
Does anyone know if the new crew base at CAE will open up new routes? I’m particularly interested in Air Wisconsin opening routes to Florida, but any information you have will be appreciated.

RANGER211 09-12-2018 08:26 AM

Yeah not likely at all. CAE opening will not directly result on Florida flying, especially from CAE. Florida is a huge market and usually gets the heavy RJ’s or mainline.

prex8390 09-12-2018 11:09 AM

Being an out station base means your first and last leg will be from a main hub. ORD and IAD. United won’t just start point to point flying from Columbia.

Naaay 09-13-2018 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by prex8390 (Post 2673062)
Being an out station base means your first and last leg will be from a main hub. ORD and IAD. United won’t just start point to point flying from Columbia.




Please confirm....CAE based flying starts and/or ends out of IAD or ORD?



This would be good for folks living near IAD or ORD....can anyone post a 4 day trip so we can see how scheduling is doing this (or PM me)?

DarkSideMoon 09-13-2018 04:22 PM


Originally Posted by Naaay (Post 2673804)
Please confirm....CAE based flying starts and/or ends out of IAD or ORD?



This would be good for folks living near IAD or ORD....can anyone post a 4 day trip so we can see how scheduling is doing this (or PM me)?

You’ll start and end your trip in CAE. Your first leg will be operating or a deadhead to IAD or ORD and your last leg will be from IAD/ORD to CAE.

prex8390 09-13-2018 05:35 PM


Originally Posted by Naaay (Post 2673804)
Please confirm....CAE based flying starts and/or ends out of IAD or ORD?



This would be good for folks living near IAD or ORD....can anyone post a 4 day trip so we can see how scheduling is doing this (or PM me)?

You’ll have a 4:30-6am report day 1 to operate or Deadhead to IAD or ORD and on day 4 your last leg will be an evening departure from ORD or IAD and arrive hours after the last flight out has left CAE. Long story short if you’re excited about CAE, you’d better be a local otherwise it will suck as a commuter big time.

stroopwaffle 09-14-2018 09:32 AM

I don’t know what it takes as an FO to be a lineholder at a commutable base (ORD/IAD), but as a CA you need over 11 years seniority to be the bottom line holder at either.

CAE and MKE have schedules that are not friendly to commuters. Hopefully you live within driving distance of either.

Soxfan1 09-14-2018 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by stroopwaffle (Post 2674135)
I don’t know what it takes as an FO to be a lineholder at a commutable base (ORD/IAD), but as a CA you need over 11 years seniority to be the bottom line holder at either.

The most senior FO Reserve at IAD is an Aug 17 hire. So 13 months from DOH seems to be the cut to hold an FO line at IAD. 11 year for CA line holder seems accurate.


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