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Originally Posted by MikeF16
(Post 2035350)
Why hasn't the company made SEA a domicile? .
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Originally Posted by 24Whiskey
(Post 2035290)
I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing the gaping hole in Delta's network and selfishly hoping for an AUS focus city/small hub.
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Originally Posted by DALMD88FO
(Post 2035359)
Um SEA is a base. As a pilot you can bid and hold SEA an a few different airframes. Now if you are talking about the flying protections that the other bases have and we made a carve out due to our code share with Alaska then that is another subject.
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Originally Posted by 4fans
(Post 2034636)
How is the commute to nyc? Seems like it would be tough out of Aus. Doee the higher seniority make it worth it? Seems like Atlanta would be more manageable.
If I were on the 73N and living in Austin, I would bid for Atlanta if I could hold a line on it. ATL 73N B reg only is my sixth choice on my standing AE bid, because the commute would be easier. Maybe something like: ATL 73N B reg only NYC 73N B reg only ATL 73N B |
Originally Posted by Tummy
(Post 2035801)
It's doable. I'm on the 7ER and still in my new hire freeze, so I can't currently switch my base to Atlanta. I'm flying a redeye from LAX-JFK tonight, and I'm two leg commuting it home through Atlanta with the jumpseat reserved on both legs, because that gets me home significantly faster than waiting for the direct Delta flight, and it gets me home 17 minutes faster than the direct JetBlue flight. I'm also listed for standby on the earlier flights out of JFK and ATL back to AUS, but I wasn't able to reserve the jumpseat on those. They are way oversold, and I'm 10th on the list on standby, so I'm probably not going to get on either one of those.
If I were on the 73N and living in Austin, I would bid for Atlanta if I could hold a line on it. ATL 73N B reg only is my sixth choice on my standing AE bid, because the commute would be easier. Maybe something like: ATL 73N B reg only NYC 73N B reg only ATL 73N B |
Originally Posted by Tummy
(Post 2035801)
It's doable. I'm on the 7ER and still in my new hire freeze, so I can't currently switch my base to Atlanta. I'm flying a redeye from LAX-JFK tonight, and I'm two leg commuting it home through Atlanta with the jumpseat reserved on both legs, because that gets me home significantly faster than waiting for the direct Delta flight, and it gets me home 17 minutes faster than the direct JetBlue flight. I'm also listed for standby on the earlier flights out of JFK and ATL back to AUS, but I wasn't able to reserve the jumpseat on those. They are way oversold, and I'm 10th on the list on standby, so I'm probably not going to get on either one of those.
If I were on the 73N and living in Austin, I would bid for Atlanta if I could hold a line on it. ATL 73N B reg only is my sixth choice on my standing AE bid, because the commute would be easier. Maybe something like: ATL 73N B reg only NYC 73N B reg only ATL 73N B You know you can move from base to base during your seat lock, right? I'm guessing ATL 7ER is just too senior for you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by 4fans
(Post 2035815)
I'm currently 73b in Atl, but can't hold a line yet. Making the move to Austin from my military location in a few months to be back close to family and friends. Hope I will be a line holder by then. What was your date of hire? I'm a June 2015 guy and about 12 numbers from a line on the atl73 in January.
ATL 73N B reg only NYC 73N B reg only |
Originally Posted by GucciBoy
(Post 2035842)
You know you can move from base to base during your seat lock, right? I'm guessing ATL 7ER is just too senior for you.
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Originally Posted by MikeF16
(Post 2035377)
Sorry, I meant a domicile with the full protections of our others.
As more Delta mainline flying is added to SEA, the code sharing with Alaska will be cut back, and hopefully in the next TA we will add SEA to our other 'Hub' cities. Oh, and on the virtual base thing, you are right, the company wants it for several reasons; it would save them a bunch of money on hotels, crews deadheading, and manning. It would require fewer pilots, and save them money, just like everything else in the TA the company wanted. |
Originally Posted by Tummy
(Post 2035850)
I'm a May 2015 hire. It's a tough call. The last two lines of my standing bid are:
ATL 73N B reg only NYC 73N B reg only |
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