AA Class Drops
07-11-2017, 04:38 PM
#153
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Originally Posted by Mover
First day she's allowed. She will not be allowed to partake in the company orientation on day 1.
07-11-2017, 04:46 PM
#154
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Originally Posted by SheepDogg
07-18-2017, 01:39 PM
#158
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Originally Posted by Sliceback
From the 'American interviews' thread -
Class drop 25 July
Class drop for 25 July.
22 LAX/FO/320/I
14 LGA/FO/737/D
6 PHL/FO/190/I
Class drop 25 July
Class drop for 25 July.
22 LAX/FO/320/I
14 LGA/FO/737/D
6 PHL/FO/190/I
07-18-2017, 04:09 PM
#159
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Originally Posted by jabfly
Somewhat a theoretical question. I will be 46 when I hope to get hired by American, so I think I would have a semi-early pick during the class selection. I live near DC and ideally would pick up the 320 and want to get to DC as soon as possible. How long should it take to transfer to DC if I accepted the LAX 320 (If I was going to stand reserve in LAX from DC for more than a few months, I would rather want to take the LGA 737 instead). It looked like the Junior UDC 320 was in the 7200's out of 7400. Any thoughts on what you would do?
07-18-2017, 04:41 PM
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Commuting out of DFW (as a new hire)
Originally Posted by Hercguy
....if movement slowed I wouldn't have to commute to reserve all the way across the country.
For a potential new hire who would be living in the DFW area, are there any concerns about initial base/equipment choice and related commutes to those reserve/junior lines? For example, is DFW-MIA better than DFW-LAX in terms of number of flights or density of commuters and the like?
I ask because I know that DFW is relatively senior as far as new hires go (at least a year to pickup RSV on 737s or 32Xs -- and more for a line). I want to believe that a commute from DFW to any other domicile is relatively easy... but what if some are harder than others?
Of course, this all assumes that one has a choice in the matter when crunch time arrives...
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