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01-08-2022 | 04:15 AM

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RJ4LIFE

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Originally Posted by Prim40

Opinions, im already 320 typed.
220 SLC or 320 MSP? Easier commute to SLC for me. Id prefer 320 SLC but for now choices are 220 SLC or 320 MSP... new hire. How long before 320 SLC? or should i just get the new 220 type? Thanks.

I'd say 220 SLC. Their trips are almost all commutable on one end and quite a few on both. The flying itself looks a little repetitive but there are almost no redeyes or 4 leg days. Plus everyone I've talked to who flies it really likes it. You'll take a little hit on pay vs the 320 but you can make up for that with your superior seniority if you want.

01-08-2022 | 04:19 AM

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RJ4LIFE

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Originally Posted by Auburngrad2007

Anyone guess how long you can expect to sit reserve as a New Hire for being based in NY on each air frame?

It has been only a couple months on RSV but going forward that will likely increase since the company has used up most of their nyc slots for new hires so there won't be the massive influx that there has been.

01-08-2022 | 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by CX500T

Your training will be the same typed or not. How much easier is SLC?

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SLC is drivable in a worst case.... MSP no chance drivable.

Thanks for the responses. I'll take them into account.

01-08-2022 | 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by RJ4LIFE

Until the next AE, when NY will dry again.

01-08-2022 | 06:09 AM

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Are classes always picked with the last 4 of the social starting with 9s?

01-08-2022 | 06:10 AM

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crewdawg

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Originally Posted by Ryder1587

Are classes always picked with the last 4 of the social starting with 9s?

Yup. 9999 is king.

01-08-2022 | 06:11 AM

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TheAviator10

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Originally Posted by Ryder1587

Are classes always picked with the last 4 of the social starting with 9s?

The classes aren’t picked that way, but the aircraft/base assignments are.

9999 most senior - 0000 most junior

01-08-2022 | 06:19 AM

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CX500T

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Originally Posted by Prim40

SLC is drivable in a worst case.... MSP no chance drivable.

Thanks for the responses. I'll take them into account.

That is the reason I'm in NYC.

Atlanta has more mainline flights but NYC has "enough" RJs between LGA, JFK and EWR.

NYC is 6-8 hour drive depending on which airport and traffic. Maybe 5 on a good day (non holiday weekend, no weather)

ATL is 10 with no stops, no traffic etc.

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01-08-2022 | 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by gloopy

Massive prevalence of early report/late release, high legs per day with mandatory plane changes at every hub (and some "outstations") with both mad dash panic 5 concourses away scrambles or 3-4 hour sits, relatively short rests with circadian cycle shifts, etc.

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There is no such thing as a mad dash. Oh, I have an hour to go 5 concourses? Sounds like the company messed up. That's a guaranteed delayed. And I'm hungry so I'm stopping to get lunch and use the restroom.