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11-10-2016 | 11:40 AM
#4691
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There are approximately 11,000 births per day in the United States. The last 4 digits of a Social Security number represents basically 10,000 numbers.
11-10-2016 | 12:02 PM
#4692
Kabuki Kool
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: fu3king.airline@Furlough. DNA
You cannot be serious. Sure, they're sequential. The first 3 numbers identify the area office which issues it. Then the two middle numbers AND the last 4 are sequential. When XX-9999 is issued, the middle number rolls up one, the the last 4 start over. I'm middle aged and have a very low last 4. I'm senior to many people in my class who are older than me. Your SS# has NOTHING to do with your age. That's why they use this method! Not discriminatory.
11-10-2016 | 11:34 PM
#4693
Line Holder
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: A320
LoL That's the craziest thing I've heard about the SSN's. If that was true my son, who was born in a different State than me, would be older than I am based on the last 6 of his vs my SSN's. In fact his entire SSN is lower than mine. hahaha!
11-14-2016 | 05:12 AM
#4696
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The SS# for seniority is the last 4 numbers, lowest number is the most senior. That's in the contract. Both AB and 80 fly in SFB and it's likely he will be able to hold that base before he gets out of training. If not then, surely VBD will be available, and he can bid VBD in SFB since it's usually offered.
Plan on an 80-100 day footprint in training, especially if he gets AB. More senior pilots less, less senior pilots more. That's what it's currently running. Training here is exhaustive, that's no joke. He needs to be prepared to put out a lot of effort and self study, and don't expect to make it home much.
Plan on an 80-100 day footprint in training, especially if he gets AB. More senior pilots less, less senior pilots more. That's what it's currently running. Training here is exhaustive, that's no joke. He needs to be prepared to put out a lot of effort and self study, and don't expect to make it home much.
11-14-2016 | 06:30 AM
#4698
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Joined: Oct 2014
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From: MD CA
I'm sure he'll have some opportunities to jumpseat home. Especially between ground school and sims, they usually give a few days break. I would plan on 120 for training to be the minimum though, unless things have changed in the last few months.
11-14-2016 | 07:03 AM
#4699
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I agree, there should be a few opportunities to go home.
11-14-2016 | 07:21 AM
#4700
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From: 88 Gunner
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