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ImSoSuss 04-12-2023 11:37 AM
Originally Posted by Mando0530 (Post 3623086)
Are these in order of seniority? ie the 30 youngest people in the class got lga320d?
No, but bidding is done by oldest to youngest. I would not expect to see DCA below 50.

SonicBoom 04-12-2023 12:42 PM
Originally Posted by Fly76 (Post 3623048)
Lga 737 i - 5
mia 737 i - 5
lga 737 d - 8
dca 320 i - 2
mia 320 i - 3
lga 320 d - 30
Wow! No PHL!? That's bs :mad:

Beech Dude 04-12-2023 06:42 PM
Originally Posted by renatodep (Post 3623124)
Wow! No PHL!? That's bs :mad:
There are 400+ FOs in PHL. The 6 mos planning #, last I saw, has been floating around 346 or 347. The pattern seems to be to get fat in prep for the next vacancy. They'll have 30 or 40ish bid out and then the new hire tap will get opened again.

EUhoppa 04-13-2023 06:42 AM
Originally Posted by ImSoSuss (Post 3623091)
No, but bidding is done by oldest to youngest. I would not expect to see DCA below 50.
Why is that?

motojet 04-13-2023 06:53 AM
Originally Posted by EUhoppa (Post 3623451)
Why is that?
At least for the last six months that I have been here, DCA has usually only had 2-3 slots available per class so they tend to get picked relatively early. Although sometimes there are more slots. For example in my Indoc class there were 6 DCA Airbus available and the last one was picked up by a pilot in his 20's. So you never know. But even if you don't get DCA in class it will easily be available on your first vacancy bid.

Zerosilver84 04-13-2023 07:30 AM
I got DCA (my 2nd option as phl went faster than I thought) and I'm 38 and was bidding #16 in my NH class for bases.

RippinClapBombs 04-13-2023 07:34 AM
On average how many new hires per class?

pitchattitude 04-13-2023 08:30 AM
Originally Posted by RippinClapBombs (Post 3623476)
On average how many new hires per class?
Usually 45-50. Class drop aircraft and bases is equal to the number in each class so you can go back and count the last several classes.

CRJJ 04-13-2023 08:40 AM
53 in last class? Damn, those are big numbers if it’s one class every week.

Fly76 04-13-2023 08:59 AM
Originally Posted by CRJJ (Post 3623525)
53 in last class? Damn, those are big numbers if it’s one class every week.
Think they plan on 2000+ hires in 2023


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