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Old 03-07-2018, 08:50 AM
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What is the current reserve time for new hire FO's in ATL?
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Originally Posted by bdub10 View Post
What is the current reserve time for new hire FO's in ATL?
200 junior lineholder hired September 2017

900 junior lineholder hired January 2017

On the FO side ATL is senior to DTW
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200 junior lineholder hired September 2017

900 junior lineholder hired January 2017

On the FO side ATL is senior to DTW
Thanks for the reply. I guess I should have prefaced my question with the fact that I am a military pilot and a newbie to airline speak. I do understand your reply except that I don't know how to equate that to time on reserve in months. Would that be like 2 - 3 months on reserve? Just looking for an educated guess. I have a family and will not be relocating from home, so I will be commuting. ATL is an easy commute for me. 9 - 10 non stop flights daily from my home town.

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Thanks for the reply. I guess I should have prefaced my question with the fact that I am a military pilot and a newbie to airline speak. I do understand your reply except that I don't know how to equate that to time on reserve in months. Would that be like 2 - 3 months on reserve? Just looking for an educated guess. I have a family and will not be relocating from home, so I will be commuting. ATL is an easy commute for me. 9 - 10 non stop flights daily from my home town.
Initial training is around 3 months. So on the 200 they are sitting 2-3 months of reserve. On the 900 it’s closer to a year of reserve. If you want ATL try to get the 200 in initial training. These times will change as ATL grows but that is happening slower than originally anticipated since the wind down of ASA will happen in ATL last.
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If one was to get the 200 in initial training could you bid for the 900 once you have some seniority? I wasn't sure if the type ratings for the CRj included all 200, 700 and 900 or different subset.
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If one was to get the 200 in initial training could you bid for the 900 once you have some seniority? I wasn't sure if the type ratings for the CRj included all 200, 700 and 900 or different subset.
You are seatlocked for 18 months on whatever you get assigned in initial training. The 200 is separate from the 700 and 900.
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What Kelvin said (about the 200 vs. 700/900), but other places fly all three variants among the pilot group (SKW and Mesa come to mind). It’s the same CL-65 type rating as per the FAA.

There is an 18-month seat lock now, but lately it has been waived due to the need to create captains. One of these days, the seat lock will actually become a “thing” again, I think.

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If one was to get the 200 in initial training could you bid for the 900 once you have some seniority? I wasn't sure if the type ratings for the CRj included all 200, 700 and 900 or different subset.
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You are seatlocked for 18 months on whatever you get assigned in initial training. The 200 is separate from the 700 and 900.
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What Kelvin said (about the 200 vs. 700/900), but other places fly all three variants among the pilot group (SKW and Mesa come to mind). It’s the same CL-65 type rating as per the FAA.

There is an 18-month seat lock now, but lately it has been waived due to the need to create captains. One of these days, the seat lock will actually become a “thing” again, I think.
Two different locks. Upgrade incurs a 12 month seat lock, but that has been waived. The initial seat lock is new and 18 months, and has not been waived in any vacancy yet. They do not have to waive them both.
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I’m pretty sure I read that people hired last fall got their locks removed and moved to a different plane when they moved from NYC to ATL. Then again, I have slept since then, maybe I just dreamed it.

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Two different locks. Upgrade incurs a 12 month seat lock, but that has been waived. The initial seat lock is new and 18 months, and has not been waived in any vacancy yet. They do not have to waive them both.
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I’m pretty sure I read that people hired last fall got their locks removed and moved to a different plane when they moved from NYC to ATL. Then again, I have slept since then, maybe I just dreamed it.
Yea the only time they HAVE to waive a seat lock is if a new domicile opens or a new aircraft type gets added to a pre existing domicile

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