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Originally Posted by satchip
(Post 736674)
The SEC First Committee hereby absolves Tsquare from from rooting for the Gators during Bowl Season. Heck even, your Chairman, was happy that Auburn won. Of course I didn't watch the game to keep from actually cheering for them in public...
By proclamation this 2nd day of January 2010 ROLL TIDE |
Saying Thanks
Originally Posted by RockyBoy
(Post 736645)
He was there on Thanksgiving day also and was passing out cookies that his wife made. I admire a leader who shares in the sacrifices required by those he leads.
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Originally Posted by Sawdog
(Post 736685)
Just got a call about training later this month, so they are calling during the weekend!
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Quick question: If you AE into a category and have a 2 year seat lock, can you bid into a new base and airplane if they start one (ie. MD-90 DFW)? Thanks.
Also, how long is Dc-9 training? |
Originally Posted by satchip
(Post 736674)
The SEC First Committee hereby absolves Tsquare from from rooting for the Gators during Bowl Season. Heck even, your Chairman, was happy that Auburn won. Of course I didn't watch the game to keep from actually cheering for them in public...
By proclamation this 2nd day of January 2010 ROLL TIDE |
Originally Posted by UncleSam
(Post 736694)
He is certainly deserving of a big "Thank You" and you can do that with a "Lift" using myDeltaRewards. It's not easy to get to but click on "Employee Info | Rewards Programs" and then go thru the "Gaining Altitude" link. It would be nice if they made this easier.
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Originally Posted by Sawdog
(Post 736701)
Quick question: If you AE into a category and have a 2 year seat lock, can you bid into a new base and airplane if they start one (ie. MD-90 DFW)? Thanks.
Also, how long is Dc-9 training? If there's a new category, the freezes do not apply. I understand a full school to the DC9 is around a month with off days included. |
Originally Posted by Sawdog
(Post 736701)
Quick question: If you AE into a category and have a 2 year seat lock, can you bid into a new base and airplane if they start one (ie. MD-90 DFW)? Thanks.
Also, how long is Dc-9 training? For your other question, I think DC9 initial training takes about 2-3 weeks not including OE. Full systems course plus procedures trainer plus Full Flight Sims will probably take about that. I think it's 6 sims or so. I'm probably wrong though. :o When I requaled on the DC9 after my displacement I got a short requal which was 1 day of systems & 3 sims(including my checkride), but that was because I had flown it on the line in the last 12 months. They'd never do that on an initial qual!!! :eek: |
Originally Posted by NoItAll
(Post 736704)
Another group that should be recognized through this holiday is Crew Resources. I understand they've been working some long hours to get this bid together. One of them joked that hey haven't seen their family since last year.....;)
Thanks for getting the results out so fast! :) |
Congratz to evryone!!! Happy new Year!! Just a few points
The Flow----- I thought that everone that was hired at Compass has an ATP and meets the DAL minimums... I had a net of 36 guys come to the ATL 88b on top of me, but since they added 34 positions, I am at the same %......cannot argue with that!!! Bring on the hiring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cause I believe we, The Mad Dawggers are gonna be flying our Walnuts off this summer!!! Bring on Alaska!!! |
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