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Reference point:
LC is Feb 2025 for LAX 737 Line is Jan 2025 for LAX 737 It’s all going to come down to what your class is with this new training spree starting in August. If you’re in the first classes you can see what your class has for base options and then keep a close eye on the trailing classes and watch where junior classes are going, and try to get there in the next base bid. Bottom line is your junior and need people under you, it’s why PHX 737 and ORD 320 was great the last 3-6 months, but that seniority is slowing starting to creep with senior pilots rolling in with the 9/1 and 12/1 bids. |
Late Jan CJO here…. Does anyone know where they are in their class assignments? TIA
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Will the eventual completion of terminal F lead to more crews based in DFW?
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Originally Posted by singlepilot
(Post 3928747)
Will the eventual completion of terminal F lead to more crews based in DFW?
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Originally Posted by Hocenation
(Post 3928737)
Late Jan CJO here…. Does anyone know where they are in their class assignments? TIA
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Originally Posted by singlepilot
(Post 3928747)
Will the eventual completion of terminal F lead to more crews based in DFW?
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3928759)
The entire airline going into irop for a week for a storm in DFW isn’t enough; they want to build up DFW so any storm shuts us down for a week+
CLT on the other hand is just poor. Storms happen all through spring/summer, fall can bring 1-2 weeks of sub CATIII morning weather, and winter weather is basically mostly ice/freezing rain. ATL is far enough south they avoid most of the ice and for some reason avoids most of the TS delays that CLT gets. |
Originally Posted by Name User
(Post 3928846)
TBF it's rare for DFW to get slammed like it has over the summer. It happens every 5-6 years but it's very atypical. April/May yes DFW can get hit hard with storms.
CLT on the other hand is just poor. Storms happen all through spring/summer, fall can bring 1-2 weeks of sub CATIII morning weather, and winter weather is basically mostly ice/freezing rain. ATL is far enough south they avoid most of the ice and for some reason avoids most of the TS delays that CLT gets. |
DFW is both a major destination market and a major commector for other markets. Growth at DFW cannot come soon enough.
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Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3928918)
DFW is both a major destination market and a major commector for other markets. Growth at DFW cannot come soon enough.
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