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#7631
#7632
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 423
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From: 717 FO
1 sim is in MIA and the other 2 are in Atlanta. If you are sent to MIA then Delta pays for the hotel and you will earn per diem.
#7635
On Reserve
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 72
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From: Delta Pilot
Indoc next Monday the 13th and have been watching the recent drops closely...
Looking for input:
1. Assuming that LAX will NOT be in the drop next week, what might be decent plays to get based in LAX quickly? (I live in San Diego and car commuting to LAX for my current airline is nice)
1.a. What are generally the better bases for commuters from SAN or SNA? Looking for input on both ease of commute as well as QOL. (As a commuter I'm all about getting used on RSV)
Looking for input:
1. Assuming that LAX will NOT be in the drop next week, what might be decent plays to get based in LAX quickly? (I live in San Diego and car commuting to LAX for my current airline is nice)
1.a. What are generally the better bases for commuters from SAN or SNA? Looking for input on both ease of commute as well as QOL. (As a commuter I'm all about getting used on RSV)
#7636
There is significantly less open time this month than last. Still a lot more than everybody else, but we may have transitioned from chaos to just short manned.
#7637
Indoc next Monday the 13th and have been watching the recent drops closely...
Looking for input:
1. Assuming that LAX will NOT be in the drop next week, what might be decent plays to get based in LAX quickly? (I live in San Diego and car commuting to LAX for my current airline is nice)
1.a. What are generally the better bases for commuters from SAN or SNA? Looking for input on both ease of commute as well as QOL. (As a commuter I'm all about getting used on RSV)
Looking for input:
1. Assuming that LAX will NOT be in the drop next week, what might be decent plays to get based in LAX quickly? (I live in San Diego and car commuting to LAX for my current airline is nice)
1.a. What are generally the better bases for commuters from SAN or SNA? Looking for input on both ease of commute as well as QOL. (As a commuter I'm all about getting used on RSV)
2 - No clue, but I fly SNA and SAN out of ATL quite a bit and I'd say we are more likely to have a jumpseater out of SAN than SNA. That is obviously just a small sampling of the true story, but that's my observation.
#7639
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,393
Likes: 128
#7640
I felt like I needed to study during training. There aren't too many places worse than a crash pad to study (or sleep). I did the crash pad thing for 9 months in NYC; and while I'm a big fan of not using "never" in my vocabulary, I'm as close as can be to saying I'll never stay in a crash pad again. Yuck.
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