Junior bases out of training
#1
Junior bases out of training
Hey guys, I'd like to know what base can be expected once you're done with training.
It may sound weird but I have zero desire to live in NY, but maybe doesn't make sense if I'm actually interested in Endeavor.
Can someone avoid NY?
Thanks for your help
It may sound weird but I have zero desire to live in NY, but maybe doesn't make sense if I'm actually interested in Endeavor.
Can someone avoid NY?
Thanks for your help
#2
Line Holder
Joined APC: Mar 2018
Posts: 55
Well unfortunately that’s our biggest base. NY sucks, with that said junior people can hold the line the fastest. Realistically about 6 months until you could get reserve in DTW longer for ATL or MSP. A lot of us hate NY but the company keeps expanding NY flying.....
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#3
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2016
Posts: 1,013
Either way you’re going to see NYC at some point here. Detroit is the next most junior base in general. Most of our pilots commute, we have fairly good commuter rules. There’s another thread on here with more details on each base’s seniority.
#4
Whatever employer I choose, I'm not commuting since I'm single, no kids, no mortgage and my family lives in different country so I'm moving to my Future base.... That's why I ask. All the good pay wouldn't be that good if I had to move to NYC.
Thanks for the info 👌
Thanks for the info 👌
Last edited by Erj135dude; 10-17-2018 at 10:17 PM.
#5
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2018
Position: LGA Crew Room Supervisor
Posts: 142
You’ll be in NYC to start here, guaranteed.
#6
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 2,767
The commute to NY really isnt bad if you do it. Other bases you can "just grab the 12pm flight, and people really dont give themselves two. Ny the 12 is delayed to 2 for weather and youll need to show up for the jetblue at 11am also. That 11 is delayed to 1245p
#7
Bus Driver ordinarie
Joined APC: Aug 2015
Position: Airbus CA
Posts: 555
NYC
You'd be surprised how good it can be but you have to embrace no car (and no insurance), renting in a neighborhood that has a good rep (you have to learn tons of neighborhoods and then get on a sublet or race when i place opens to rent), and you'll pick up easier and quicker than anyone who commutes (80% of ny'ers)
The commute to NY really isnt bad if you do it. Other bases you can "just grab the 12pm flight, and people really dont give themselves two. Ny the 12 is delayed to 2 for weather and youll need to show up for the jetblue at 11am also. That 11 is delayed to 1245p
The commute to NY really isnt bad if you do it. Other bases you can "just grab the 12pm flight, and people really dont give themselves two. Ny the 12 is delayed to 2 for weather and youll need to show up for the jetblue at 11am also. That 11 is delayed to 1245p
Living in baser is the open secret of the airline industry. Yes, it costs more to live here; but you can pick up trips and make decent credit.
NY is also the junior base for about every airline in the country, so you better get used to being here. Its also some of the most exciting and challenging flying you can find...
#10
If you're single and free and don't move to NYC you'd be missing out on an amazing opportunity! This is the largest and most exciting city in the US. 8 million people can't all be wrong
Living in baser is the open secret of the airline industry. Yes, it costs more to live here; but you can pick up trips and make decent credit.
NY is also the junior base for about every airline in the country, so you better get used to being here. Its also some of the most exciting and challenging flying you can find...
Living in baser is the open secret of the airline industry. Yes, it costs more to live here; but you can pick up trips and make decent credit.
NY is also the junior base for about every airline in the country, so you better get used to being here. Its also some of the most exciting and challenging flying you can find...
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