Basic questions about QOL at AA
#41
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So, looking at the class drops, for someone who wants to get on the Bus, what are the Pros and Cons of LAX vs LGA as a new hire who’d be commuting?
I know that LGA means you’re covering JFK/LGA/EWR, and LAX I believe is LAX/SNA/SAN?
Ultimate goal is getting back to CLT, but my gut instinct is doing some West Coast / HI flying to start could be fun.
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I know that LGA means you’re covering JFK/LGA/EWR, and LAX I believe is LAX/SNA/SAN?
Ultimate goal is getting back to CLT, but my gut instinct is doing some West Coast / HI flying to start could be fun.
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#42
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LAX is 320/I. You can always do Out of Base Makeup (as a line holder) in CLT, which is also 320/I. LGA is only 320/D and you won't be International qualified (because it takes 3 days of training to learn to fly to Cancun). So keep that in mind. Also, for Mutual Base Exchange, it's a lot harder to do it cross-division.
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LAX is 320/I. You can always do Out of Base Makeup (as a line holder) in CLT, which is also 320/I. LGA is only 320/D and you won't be International qualified (because it takes 3 days of training to learn to fly to Cancun). So keep that in mind. Also, for Mutual Base Exchange, it's a lot harder to do it cross-division.
#44
Depends.
As a "D" pilot you can fly to MEX via PHL, CLT, DFW, PHX and LAX, but not MIA. You need to be "I" qualified to talk to Merida. If it makes no sense to you, ask the schoolhouse. They probably don't know either, but it has always been that way...
As a "D" pilot you can fly to MEX via PHL, CLT, DFW, PHX and LAX, but not MIA. You need to be "I" qualified to talk to Merida. If it makes no sense to you, ask the schoolhouse. They probably don't know either, but it has always been that way...
#45
LAX is 320/I. You can always do Out of Base Makeup (as a line holder) in CLT, which is also 320/I. LGA is only 320/D and you won't be International qualified (because it takes 3 days of training to learn to fly to Cancun). So keep that in mind. Also, for Mutual Base Exchange, it's a lot harder to do it cross-division.
#47
Maybe the other Spanish speaking countries in Latin America get filed under Mexican countries in the next revision.
#48
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Just remember, AA only RECENTLY stopped using QFE!
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