Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
After the ER shortfall this was probably the biggest surprise. Just over 1.5 years to hold a pure international category might be a new company record
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agree, but like someone else said it will be interesting to see what happens with the whale displacements next AE...wondering if it went so junior because people were holding off to see how the displacements shake out.
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Wont the 350 take care of the 747 displacements ?
This is all my gut response, FWIW. I'm on the 747. Having previously flown the Baby Bus, I have no Francais/Fifi phobia. But I have redeveloped a bit of a Boeing slant. Which to put it mildly, runs deep on the 747. I'm guessing many F/Os will bid any Boeing captain seat they can hold, or the 777, and the captains will trend toward 777. It could be ugly over there with waterfall displacements. Both left and right who realize the cushy high value Asia turns and nine day work months that can be a staple of Whale flying will become attached to the 350 and chase the flying without regard to the aircraft type. A few, like me, can fall for "shiny new jet syndrome" and jump on the 350 for the cool factor (so far, resisting the temptation). But overall, I predict a training bloodbath. I'm rather junior on the 747 and I'm pretty focused on 7ER/A, so with their horsepower, the senior dudes can cause a huge snowball effect if they follow a similar thought process. I think every F/O can hold 73N/A or better, and the captains A330/A or better, so hang on for the wild ride ahead. Sounds like it begins in May.
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throwing in a early retirement deal would help too...
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