End of 2017 base/equipment seniority
#104
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Joined APC: Sep 2014
Position: Violin on the Envoy-tanic
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If someone has a chance, I was wondering what the current company seniority (in months) for DFW FO 737 vs A320 is running. If I can’t get one of the S80 slots, I’m looking to get back to DFW as soon as I can.
Last I heard, 737 was still junior, and PHX 320 guys were getting displaced to DFW. Is this still the case? Do both aircraft in DFW have about the same staffing levels/amount of flying? What about variety? I would imagine the 319/320/321 has a wider range of destinations. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
Last I heard, 737 was still junior, and PHX 320 guys were getting displaced to DFW. Is this still the case? Do both aircraft in DFW have about the same staffing levels/amount of flying? What about variety? I would imagine the 319/320/321 has a wider range of destinations. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
#105
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Joined APC: Aug 2013
Position: C206
Posts: 167
If someone has a chance, I was wondering what the current company seniority (in months) for DFW FO 737 vs A320 is running. If I can’t get one of the S80 slots, I’m looking to get back to DFW as soon as I can.
Last I heard, 737 was still junior, and PHX 320 guys were getting displaced to DFW. Is this still the case? Do both aircraft in DFW have about the same staffing levels/amount of flying? What about variety? I would imagine the 319/320/321 has a wider range of destinations. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
Last I heard, 737 was still junior, and PHX 320 guys were getting displaced to DFW. Is this still the case? Do both aircraft in DFW have about the same staffing levels/amount of flying? What about variety? I would imagine the 319/320/321 has a wider range of destinations. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
#109
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#110
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 243
The 737 is terrible in the comfort category. Cramped, noisy, fatiguing. I've flown the airbus for years. Love flying it. Doesn't mean I don't think two side sticks that move independently aren't dangerous in a startle, upset situation. It would be an easy fix to have them mirror each other. But then airbus would be conceding that it was a poor design. Literally the only control one pilot cannot see the other pilot manipulate in the cockpit is the stick.
But I guess it doesn't matter what we think.
But I guess it doesn't matter what we think.
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