2025 Class Drops
#961
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As an aside I'd be ~35% on 737 and ~60% on 320 in CLT, ~40% on 737 and ~50% on Airbus in DFW.
So CLT seems like it still has a fairly large split between equipment.
#962
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It's only a 2 year lock-in, less for newbies. If your seniority gets that out of whack on one fleet vs the other fleet bid the other fleet.
#963
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From: A320 FO
It isn't the end of the world but it is irritating to watch people junior to you have vastly different schedules and QoL in the same base. Things in CLT are finally shaking out and normalizing. I'm not sure what's happening in other bases.
#965
#966
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From: A-320 FO
Right??! One of the recently vacancy runs had the “ future staffing levels” in MIA well over 400. The 3XP for March has us at 300 which is around 170 below where we were back this time last year. 🤷♂️
I’d say as long as we still have NH classes, that’s always a plus.
I’d say as long as we still have NH classes, that’s always a plus.
#967
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#969
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What is the actual withheld period? I was glancing over the last few vacancy awards and it appears the withheld period is at the company’s discretion. The contractual seat lock period is basically a joke. Low on my priority list of contractual items that need to be addressed, but it’s a joke.
Our vacancy system isn't setup to provide any forward transparency. Bid what you want and cross your fingers.
#970
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Yeah. I was thinking the same thing. 100 pilots short in MIA 320 FO for March 2026, and they still haven't been filling those slots. This is going to get interesting.
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