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07-18-2013 | 07:28 AM
#571
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I don't think DAL WILL hire "plenty" of military guys. Why not?
Because there are not many military pilots anymore, who can fly manned aircraft, coming through the pipeline. AND, because AA/UAL/Alaska/Hawaiin/FedEx/UPS, etc., etc. will all be competing for them. When the pie gets a LOT smaller, and there are a LOT of people eating the pie, there's not so much for each person!!!
UNLESS DAL decides to pay something like 50% more than everyone else, then they can get most of the mil pilots that are still licensed for manned aircraft.
cliff
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Because there are not many military pilots anymore, who can fly manned aircraft, coming through the pipeline. AND, because AA/UAL/Alaska/Hawaiin/FedEx/UPS, etc., etc. will all be competing for them. When the pie gets a LOT smaller, and there are a LOT of people eating the pie, there's not so much for each person!!!
UNLESS DAL decides to pay something like 50% more than everyone else, then they can get most of the mil pilots that are still licensed for manned aircraft.
cliff
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07-21-2013 | 12:25 PM
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07-21-2013 | 03:39 PM
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Sorry if this has been asked before, but
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
2. what are junior bases ?
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
4. new hire airplane is ?
Thanks
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
2. what are junior bases ?
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
4. new hire airplane is ?
Thanks
07-21-2013 | 04:07 PM
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From: MSP7ERB
Sorry if this has been asked before, but
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
Maybe 10 years or so.
2. what are junior bases ?
NYC, DTW, ATL
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
Difficult. There are 1,400 Delta pilots and flight attendants who have parking passes in DFW, leftover from the time Delta had a base there over 10 years ago. I usually commuted on American due to better availability.
4. new hire airplane is ?
Boeing 717 and MD-88.
Thanks
De nada.
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
Maybe 10 years or so.
2. what are junior bases ?
NYC, DTW, ATL
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
Difficult. There are 1,400 Delta pilots and flight attendants who have parking passes in DFW, leftover from the time Delta had a base there over 10 years ago. I usually commuted on American due to better availability.
4. new hire airplane is ?
Boeing 717 and MD-88.
Thanks
De nada.
07-21-2013 | 05:29 PM
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From: Left Seat
Sorry if this has been asked before, but
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
Maybe 10 years or so.
2. what are junior bases ?
NYC, DTW, ATL
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
Difficult. There are 1,400 Delta pilots and flight attendants who have parking passes in DFW, leftover from the time Delta had a base there over 10 years ago. I usually commuted on American due to better availability.
4. new hire airplane is ?
Boeing 717 and MD-88.
Thanks
De nada.
1. say a guy gets hired in 2013, how many years until left seat ?
Maybe 10 years or so.
2. what are junior bases ?
NYC, DTW, ATL
3. ease of commute out of DFW ?
Difficult. There are 1,400 Delta pilots and flight attendants who have parking passes in DFW, leftover from the time Delta had a base there over 10 years ago. I usually commuted on American due to better availability.
4. new hire airplane is ?
Boeing 717 and MD-88.
Thanks
De nada.
07-21-2013 | 06:39 PM
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From: Poodle Whisperer
Within the bottom 50 on the June list, there is NYC M88, NYC 73N, ATL M88, NYC 7ER, and ATL DC9.
I'm sure some of these will be converting to the 717 soon. It would not be illogical to assume that you'll see newhires go to the 88, 717, 737, and 7ER. Perhaps the 320, but that for whatever reason goes a bit more senior.
I'm sure some of these will be converting to the 717 soon. It would not be illogical to assume that you'll see newhires go to the 88, 717, 737, and 7ER. Perhaps the 320, but that for whatever reason goes a bit more senior.
07-21-2013 | 11:15 PM
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Within the bottom 50 on the June list, there is NYC M88, NYC 73N, ATL M88, NYC 7ER, and ATL DC9.
I'm sure some of these will be converting to the 717 soon. It would not be illogical to assume that you'll see newhires go to the 88, 717, 737, and 7ER. Perhaps the 320, but that for whatever reason goes a bit more senior.
I'm sure some of these will be converting to the 717 soon. It would not be illogical to assume that you'll see newhires go to the 88, 717, 737, and 7ER. Perhaps the 320, but that for whatever reason goes a bit more senior.
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