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Received an interview with a very similar timeline. No military.
Regional Captain CRJ and now ERJ 2620 TT 510 121 TPIC 1630 121 Turbine Believe the only reason my app was pulled (not really competitive) was because of the 2200 NHs number floating around |
Originally Posted by winiesttub68
(Post 4028933)
Received an interview with a very similar timeline. No military.
Regional Captain CRJ and now ERJ 2620 TT 510 121 TPIC 1630 121 Turbine Believe the only reason my app was pulled (not really competitive) was because of the 2200 NHs number floating around |
Originally Posted by winiesttub68
(Post 4028933)
Received an interview with a very similar timeline. No military.
Regional Captain CRJ and now ERJ 2620 TT 510 121 TPIC 1630 121 Turbine Believe the only reason my app was pulled (not really competitive) was because of the 2200 NHs number floating around Go get em. |
Originally Posted by winiesttub68
(Post 4028933)
Received an interview with a very similar timeline. No military.
Regional Captain CRJ and now ERJ 2620 TT 510 121 TPIC 1630 121 Turbine Believe the only reason my app was pulled (not really competitive) was because of the 2200 NHs number floating around Now show them who you are, beyond the resume in a good way. |
Originally Posted by v1rotatay
(Post 4028950)
Do your best, be yourself. You're coming to ATL for a reason. They got a seat for someone to sit in, why shouldnt it be you?
Go get em.
Originally Posted by Verdell
(Post 4028945)
Maybe, maybe not. Do not sell yourself short or believe for a second that you are inadequate. Be prepared to get hired.
Originally Posted by CX500T
(Post 4028951)
If you got called, they find your background and resume more than adequate.
Now show them who you are, beyond the resume in a good way. Thank you all for the pep talk! Part of the doubt is just disbelief that my ticket actually got pulled! Beyond nervous and excited! |
Originally Posted by winiesttub68
(Post 4028933)
Believe the only reason my app was pulled (not really competitive) was because of the 2200 NHs number floating around
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for ATL, i've seen people can get 757 737 717 and a320.. whats the most popular plane there? airbus im guessing, but ive heard theres more bus than the other types? what has better seniority? what has the longer legs/less legs? what type of trips are on each? 717 is fastest upgrade? how much will tpa to atl commute suck? thanks in advance, if this been answered somewhere else feel free link me there instead.
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Originally Posted by AirparkBandit
(Post 4029932)
for ATL, i've seen people can get 757 737 717 and a320.. whats the most popular plane there? airbus im guessing, but ive heard theres more bus than the other types? what has better seniority? what has the longer legs/less legs? what type of trips are on each? 717 is fastest upgrade? how much will tpa to atl commute suck? thanks in advance, if this been answered somewhere else feel free link me there instead.
"Most popular?" ...depends "More bus?"...yes, largest category "better seniority" take a look at https://widgetseniority.com "longer legs and type of trips?"....depends....never pick a plane based on flying or layovers....they change....all...the...time based on networks needs. "717 fasted upgrade?" https://widgetseniority.com "tpa to atl commute suck?" yes...commuting in general sucks.....anywhere in FL to ATL sucks....there is a reason so many Floridians commute to NYC I assume you have CJO and are waiting for Indoc......welcome to Delta! |
Originally Posted by AirparkBandit
(Post 4029932)
for ATL, i've seen people can get 757 737 717 and a320.. whats the most popular plane there? airbus im guessing, but ive heard theres more bus than the other types? what has better seniority? what has the longer legs/less legs? what type of trips are on each? 717 is fastest upgrade? how much will tpa to atl commute suck? thanks in advance, if this been answered somewhere else feel free link me there instead.
There is a lot that could be answered here... I don't really think there is a "most popular plane". The big shiny jet (7ER) seems to attract a lot of NHs. The fastest upgrade currently is DTW 717. The 717 is trending more senior on the A side. The 73N seems to be the least favorite amongst most. Commuting from anywhere in FL to ATL is a gamble. |
Hello everyone,
Question about DTW. Is it realistic for a new hire to get DTW and how long can one expect to get a line there? Easy to attain commutable 4/5 days? Thanks. |
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