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DELTA DOG 05-23-2017 08:51 AM


Originally Posted by Omar 111 (Post 2368107)
I'll take a swing:
Currently you are x out of y.
New: x-23+4=x-19
y-23-10+4+12=y-17

You are now 19 seats more senior in a category 17 seats smaller.

Oops. Disregard what I said. Omar is right. I failed to calculate they didn't completely backfill for those 19 senior to you who bid off.

Sorry.

GogglesPisano 05-23-2017 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by KnotSoFast (Post 2368111)
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No.
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The two AEs would be completely independent, each with their own conversion window. This latest one has a 12-month conversion window which the Company can only do once each year, so by definition, the next one will have the typical narrow conversion window.
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So the windows can overlap. Thanks. I won't drink as hard as I thought tonight.

forgot to bid 05-23-2017 09:07 AM


Originally Posted by GogglesPisano (Post 2368119)
So the windows can overlap. Thanks. I won't drink as hard as I thought tonight.

If I'm right, senior pilot abc can hold 7era and have may 2018 conversion. Junior pilot xyz didn't hold it but on cleanup ae does, shorter conversion window on that ae so Jr pilot xyz can go to training in Dec 2017 on the second ae ahead of senior abc. Senior abc then shows up next summer and says boom, I'm bidding above you mr xyz, then xyz gives FO 123 $100 to push abc down the escalator on next overnight. Pilot xyz is now like boooom you buddy! And moves up a spot... But then is freaked out that FO 123 might do the same to him and lives in fear when he is sober.







Things Timbo taught us here about this career are invaluable.

Ray Red 05-23-2017 09:10 AM

The only thing I got was 35% of the pilots senior to me bidding off the category. :D

Milk Man 05-23-2017 09:28 AM


Originally Posted by Ray Red (Post 2368128)
The only thing I got was 35% of the pilots senior to me bidding off the category. :D

Must not be on 73.

Stryder 05-23-2017 09:37 AM

So was only 1 person awarded ATLm88FO? If so there were over 250 unfilled openings. Its going to be raining gswc this next year!

tunes 05-23-2017 09:37 AM


Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 2368110)
Check out this link.

Analysis of category movement:



https://deltaairlines-my.sharepoint....636693c7&rev=1



+1 for John bells analysis. It is the best product out there and it's free.


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notEnuf 05-23-2017 09:49 AM

Only 7 years to CA in MSP on the maddog. :eek:

Chakerik 05-23-2017 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by Stryder (Post 2368147)
So was only 1 person awarded ATLm88FO? If so there were over 250 unfilled openings. Its going to be raining gswc this next year!

All the displacements into ATL 88B are at the bottom of the AE.

SluggoC17 05-23-2017 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 2368110)
Check out this link.
Analysis of category movement:

https://deltaairlines-my.sharepoint....636693c7&rev=1

Here's a better link for actual percentages. Just input your seniority number after logging in.

https://deltaairlines-my.sharepoint....oadButton=True


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