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08-28-2025 | 06:50 AM

#521

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Originally Posted by marcal

fascinating visual

Unless you happen to be in the upper right quadrant

08-28-2025 | 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by icohftb

Unless you happen to be in the upper right quadrant

Or, if the X axis starts more than a decade before the age you were hired at. Yes, I'm J-E-LL-O.

08-28-2025 | 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Verdell

Show us on this scatterplot the pilot(s) that are either half your age and/or 1/32th your experience:

Also worth mentioning, all points in this chart were experienced pilots from many backgrounds before being hired at Delta.

I'd be in very lower right quadrant. So everything to the left is junior to me.

I'd also like to see the data set this graph was derived from

08-28-2025 | 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo

I'd be in very lower right quadrant. So everything to the left is junior to me.

I'd also like to see the data set this graph was derived from

He said it came from the Aug seniority list

08-28-2025 | 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo

I'd be in very lower right quadrant. So everything to the left is junior to me.

I'd also like to see the data set this graph was derived from

It's pretty easy to do in the excel version of the seniority list. Create a new column that compares today's date with retirement date to determine age. Then scatterplot age vs seniority number.

Also, seniority is on the Y axis, so it's actually everyone ABOVE you that is junior to you.'

The lucky bastards are the outliers that stick out along the bottom left edge of the plot. They'll all be top 10 someday if they stay healthy and interested.

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08-28-2025 | 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo

I'd be in very lower right quadrant. So everything to the left is junior to me.

I'd also like to see the data set this graph was derived from

Congrats on being the youngest pilot at the company when you were hired. How many months do you spend as #1?

08-28-2025 | 08:40 AM

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John Carr

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Originally Posted by Gspeed

this guy spreadsheets

Some spicy thai I had recently made me spreadsheets too.

08-28-2025 | 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by icohftb

Unless you happen to be in the upper right quadrant

No doubt! I imagine THIS guy has an interesting story….

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08-28-2025 | 09:23 AM

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No doubt! I imagine THIS guy has an interesting story….

Another interesting fact is that, unless you are destined to be #1 on the seniority list, there will ALWAYS be someone senior to you that is younger than you.

08-28-2025 | 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Verdell

Another interesting fact is that, unless you are destined to be #1 on the seniority list, there will ALWAYS be someone senior to you that is younger than you.

I will not respect their authority if they are younger than me!!! Rabble rabble!!