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12-17-2025 | 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Salt

Just a data point for other new hires. I received a CJO in September but my availability wasn't until January. I chose the HA seniority list. About a week ago I received my class date in mid January, so about 5 weeks notice. No additional information on how many days in Seattle prior to training in Hawaii.

When I was in CQ it started on Tuesday and it sounded like a HAL Indic class also started on Tuesday or possibly had already started that Monday. I’d plan on a week.

12-17-2025 | 03:58 PM

#32

hanky

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Just got a 2/2 class date

regiOOnal airline west coast Bay Area guy

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EMB 120 CRJ 175 types
CJO in November

do the pilot for kids volunteer stuff they seemed really really into that that I did that

how quick can I get SFO? I hear new San Diego base as well I’d be open to moving there if I got it out of Indoc

12-17-2025 | 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by hanky

You might get SFO, but it’s being downsized and likely closed in the future. LAX is also shrinking fairly significantly, all the California eggs have been placed in the SAN basket,

12-17-2025 | 11:07 PM

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This is sad. Guy writes his first post about being hired and starting a class and a couple responses to that are cynics telling him to go to United. A fair guess would be he wasn’t born yesterday and knows United has a hub in SFO and is hiring.

12-18-2025 | 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by ShyGuy

The guy asked how quickly he could get SFO, what should the response be? "Possibly never because it's shrinking and probably going away. Congrats on continuing forever!"? You might as well make sure people understand what they are signing up for. You never know what management is promising them in the interviews.

12-18-2025 | 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by WarmSandDreams

Remember when management was telling new hires that it will be a 3 year upgrade on the 330? 😂

12-18-2025 | 08:31 AM

#37

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Originally Posted by WarmSandDreams

The answer is, unknown at the moment until we see how this bid shakes out. SFO has 23 FO reductions so if more than 23 FOs bid out, it will create proffer vacancies for SFO FO. The correct answer for him is we will know more on Jan 12 when the award comes out, to see how many proffer SFO vacancies exist.

12-18-2025 | 09:31 AM

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MinRest

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Originally Posted by hanky

Welcome! We are glad to have you, and I'm looking forward to flying with you in SFO. You'll get SFO right away.

12-28-2025 | 01:55 PM

#39

907ANC

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Heads up from the pilot call. Last planned classes are in February and they plan to keep other CJOs in a pool to possibly start later in the year with unknown timing.

12-28-2025 | 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by 907ANC

Heads up from the pilot call. Last planned classes are in February and they plan to keep other CJOs in a pool to possibly start later in the year with unknown timing.

I was working outside when I heard this and didn’t catch if they said a number of hires or if it was the end of February or the beginning. Did they give specifics?