DAL Class drops
#2891
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24 months is a long time in Deltaville. In the next 24 months, we'll probably retire a fleet or two, open/close a base or two, buy a new airframe or two, and merge with another company or two. Only 69% of what I just typed will eventually be true. Which 69%, no one knows. The point is that no one can give you the answer you seek. Come back and ask that question when you've got the CJO in hand and the info will be much more accurate. Good luck, and I hope you avoid the non-vol 365s that will inevitably be thrown your way in your last two years. Was in your shoes not long ago.

#2893
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#2895
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and i personally know people who have been invited to interview within 2 weeks of publishing their apps for the first time.
#2896
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That has no bearing on whether or not it helps to have an app in for several months or a year. I have flown with 3 different FOs with ZERO turbine PIC. That doesn’t mean that having PIC time doesn’t matter.
#2897
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Okay so you admit that it doesn't matter how long your app has been in, thanks.
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#2899
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No...I’m saying the presence of outliers does not constitute a new norm. If people believe the crap you’re saying, it could hurt their chances of being hired. Unless you have iron-clad proof, you’re an ass to mislead someone trying to get their dream job.
#2900
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Does having your application in longer help you? sure because they can see it earlier, but delaying to put your application in by no means hurts your chances of being hired.
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