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R1200RT 12-31-2007 08:50 AM


Originally Posted by AerisArmis (Post 288575)
They're? Anyway....not all the over 60 S/Os came from WB Capt. Some from NB Capt and some from WB F/O. At least one was a W/B Capt for 11 months before turning 60. We all think of CW (a 30+ year guy, making 20K less as a DC-10 S/O than he would if he retired) but there are many other circumstances out there. If you are a '95 or '96 hire, over 60, and on panel, I suspect you'll never be able to hold WB Capt before you turn 65.


Yo AA, if they speed up the demise of the DC-10 those guys forced off can go to any plane someone junior can hold. So they'll be able to be captain on anything they want too. Almost all the 95', 96' hires are senior to YOU :D
Get ready to move back.

FDXLAG 12-31-2007 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by Daniel Larusso (Post 290131)
Doesn't mean anything. They appear to be sending out individual crew notifications, but not amending/updating the training letters. Perhaps they will do so when they get through everybody or they'll just wait until the next posting closes.


Maybe but they have updated the training letter on the slaveship. As I said I got my vips notice and the training letter changed dropping my Feb 25 class. The next class in march was still there. They seem to be going in some sort of order.

Daniel Larusso 12-31-2007 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by FDXLAG (Post 290154)
Maybe but they have updated the training letter on the slaveship. As I said I got my vips notice and the training letter changed dropping my Feb 25 class. The next class in march was still there. They seem to be going in some sort of order.

When I checked after I got mine, the TL hadn't changed any, I just looked again and now it is. I stand corrected-iow I was wrong!;)

iarapilot 12-31-2007 12:29 PM

I just got a notification that my excess bid out of SFS to MEM was cancelled. I guess that means SFS isnt closing.....yipee!

jagplt 12-31-2007 12:32 PM

excess vs subsequent bid's
 

Originally Posted by R1200RT (Post 290138)
Yo AA, if they speed up the demise of the DC-10 those guys forced off can go to any plane someone junior can hold. So they'll be able to be captain on anything they want too. Almost all the 95', 96' hires are senior to YOU :D
Get ready to move back.

A couple of questions I have... those that are in the back of the boat. Can they excess the front and not excess the back? or is it a whole acft excess? If the neardeads go to the CDG/HKG seats, will they be able to bid back to the front of the WB's if they are bidding from the other acft? Seems to me if they bid the other domiciles they need a vacancy, if they bid from the back as an excess they have a chance to bump a young guy back where ever he can hold.

does that make any sense?

Young Jack 12-31-2007 01:10 PM


Originally Posted by jagplt (Post 290262)
A couple of questions I have... those that are in the back of the boat. Can they excess the front and not excess the back? or is it a whole acft excess? If the neardeads go to the CDG/HKG seats, will they be able to bid back to the front of the WB's if they are bidding from the other acft? Seems to me if they bid the other domiciles they need a vacancy, if they bid from the back as an excess they have a chance to bump a young guy back where ever he can hold.

does that make any sense?

neardeads...I love it!

a300fr8dog 12-31-2007 01:40 PM


Originally Posted by jagplt (Post 290262)
A couple of questions I have... those that are in the back of the boat. Can they excess the front and not excess the back? or is it a whole acft excess? If the neardeads go to the CDG/HKG seats, will they be able to bid back to the front of the WB's if they are bidding from the other acft? Seems to me if they bid the other domiciles they need a vacancy, if they bid from the back as an excess they have a chance to bump a young guy back where ever he can hold.

does that make any sense?

An excess can be declared on a seat by seat basis.

AerisArmis 12-31-2007 02:41 PM


Originally Posted by R1200RT (Post 290138)
Yo AA, if they speed up the demise of the DC-10 those guys forced off can go to any plane someone junior can hold. So they'll be able to be captain on anything they want too. Almost all the 95', 96' hires are senior to YOU :D
Get ready to move back.

Oh ***? I'll just move into your garage and service mamma while you on a 12 day trip. Or.....30 minutes at Home Depot. You'll both thank me!

fecav8r 12-31-2007 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by R1200RT (Post 290138)
Yo AA, if they speed up the demise of the DC-10 those guys forced off can go to any plane someone junior can hold. So they'll be able to be captain on anything they want too. Almost all the 95', 96' hires are senior to YOU :D
Get ready to move back.

But to do that they'll have to have an excess bid and those guys will be able to go to wherever they can hold, i.e. the FDA's. It seems to make sense that if they have an excess they'll do the front seats and keep the "cheaper" seat manned for a while longer. But then again, they haven't asked me yet.

MD11Fr8Dog 12-31-2007 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by R1200RT (Post 290138)
Yo AA, if they speed up the demise of the DC-10 those guys forced off can go to any plane someone junior can hold. So they'll be able to be captain on anything they want too. Almost all the 95', 96' hires are senior to YOU :D
Get ready to move back.


Hehe, AA, I'll buy they beers when you're yanking my gear! ;)


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