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09-02-2016, 04:32 PM
#9042
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Originally Posted by Sputnik
Times seem low, but details matter. And answer is no if you don't apply.
Above is spot on about NYC. SEA....sort of. While past performance does not guar, etc, currently you can get to SEA in less than a year, assuming you get right plane out of indoc. C series an open question, but appear to be heading to SEA in next 1-2 years. That will probably be a very junior category. So dreaming of Seattle is certainly reasonable.
Above is spot on about NYC. SEA....sort of. While past performance does not guar, etc, currently you can get to SEA in less than a year, assuming you get right plane out of indoc. C series an open question, but appear to be heading to SEA in next 1-2 years. That will probably be a very junior category. So dreaming of Seattle is certainly reasonable.
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09-03-2016, 07:09 AM
#9043
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Originally Posted by flyingak
So let's just saw for arguments sake, one new hire did land SEA. Any tid bit on what a DL schedule is like? Do you guys bid pref, or lines? Would I commute in and work a segment then have time off or just a day or two off between shows?
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09-03-2016, 12:57 PM
#9046
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Position: East coast
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Originally Posted by priorwhat
I know this has been asked but since it is fluid what is current time from cjo to indoc
09-03-2016, 08:33 PM
#9047
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Originally Posted by Ray Red
Junior schedules on the 73N in SEA will start with a red eye and finish late in the evening on the last day followed by a few days off. If you are commuting from AK (ANC?) you could commute in same day and probably catch a red eye going home.
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09-05-2016, 06:55 PM
#9049
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Originally Posted by Duessenflieger
What is the average age of a Delta new-hire nowadays? Is 35 years too old for non-military? Are there older than 35 years who are non-military?
09-05-2016, 07:35 PM
#9050
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Originally Posted by velosnow
Believe overall average is still around 38 from the last ALPA thingy I saw. I'm 37 myself; new hire, no military experience and certainly wasn't the oldest of the civilian guys in my class.
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