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Split S 09-18-2007 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by acl65pilot (Post 232343)
A mix of 7ER 767 M88 and 73N but the majority went to the wide bodies.

Do you know the domicile breakdown?

71Kilo 09-18-2007 04:51 AM


Originally Posted by Split S (Post 232354)
Do you know the domicile breakdown?

Check the other thread titled "Delta latest and greatest continued..."

944Turbo 09-18-2007 04:51 AM

I heard:

3 x 767ER JFK
12 x 76/75 ATL
3 x 73N NYC
2 x MD88 NYC
1 x 73N SLC

dbtownley 09-18-2007 06:54 AM


Originally Posted by 944Turbo (Post 232357)
I heard:

3 x 767ER JFK
12 x 76/75 ATL
3 x 73N NYC
2 x MD88 NYC
1 x 73N SLC

Are they predicting more ATL spots on the next class, or where they all taken by this class?

Split S 09-18-2007 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by dbtownley (Post 232421)
Are they predicting more ATL spots on the next class, or where they all taken by this class?

You never know how the drop will go. We had 0 ATL in mine, but you'll be able to bid back pretty quickly.

NGINEWHOISWHAT 09-18-2007 07:32 AM


Originally Posted by acl65pilot (Post 232052)
Funny thing is that those ER seat are going to new hires because the pay is not worth the sacrifices.

We now have an ER program for new hires? I was under the impression the Feds wouldn't allow it.

Tom

acl65pilot 09-18-2007 08:52 AM

Nope we have an ER program for new hires. All of your 100 hrs has to be domestic after you are signed off. I think that it is two crossings in IOE and then you are on your own once you hit the 100 hr mark in type.

Xray678 09-18-2007 09:16 AM


Originally Posted by NGINEWHOISWHAT (Post 232448)
We now have an ER program for new hires? I was under the impression the Feds wouldn't allow it.

we didn't have a new hire program for the ER because it was never necessary, not because the feds wouldn't allow it.

S3toHerk 09-22-2007 12:53 PM

DC commute on long reserve
 
The Delta shuttle from DCA to LGA starts at 6am and goes about every hour until 8:30pm, and there are 5 flights going from DCA to JFK. Is it reasonable to be on 12 long call reserve from DC to JFK?

sully606 09-22-2007 05:07 PM


Originally Posted by S3toHerk (Post 235087)
The Delta shuttle from DCA to LGA starts at 6am and goes about every hour until 8:30pm, and there are 5 flights going from DCA to JFK. Is it reasonable to be on 12 long call reserve from DC to JFK?

No problem with ER flying. If you are talking about Dom if you get called the night before with an 0800 sign in at 2000 you will most likely not be able to make the trip with the legal backup flight much less the earliest flight in the morning. Since you live in DC you could always drive it with no problem. This scenario is very rare they usually asign next day flying much early than that.


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