Reserve Times
12-21-2019, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Zerosilver84
Is that avg? As I am a first year guy on the 900 still in training
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12-22-2019, 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by glorifdbusdrivr
-200 is only a month long (assuming a 3 month training timeline)
-900 looks like 5-6 months which is impressive as well
Looks like first year guys will be flying a lot
-900 looks like 5-6 months which is impressive as well
Looks like first year guys will be flying a lot
Not sure what you are looking at but reserve times here are still over a year...
Junior 900 FO lineholder is Nov 18 hire in NYC for January.
12-22-2019, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by AvrgPilot
Not sure what you are looking at but reserve times here are still over a year...
Junior 900 FO lineholder is Nov 18 hire in NYC for January.
Junior 900 FO lineholder is Nov 18 hire in NYC for January.
That's a *far* better scenario than it was for new hires last year.
It also means that one can hold a line in DTW on the 900 sooner than they can in NYC, from the looks of it.
12-22-2019, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by blindfayth
I'm seeing an 18/march/2019 hire holding a line in DTW on the 900 in January. Considering training is about 3 months long, it didn't take them long to be both be on RSV & escape NYC. And looking at Vacancy 6, I only see this causing reserve times to trend even lower.
That's a *far* better scenario than it was for new hires last year.
It also means that one can hold a line in DTW on the 900 sooner than they can in NYC, from the looks of it.
That's a *far* better scenario than it was for new hires last year.
It also means that one can hold a line in DTW on the 900 sooner than they can in NYC, from the looks of it.
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12-23-2019, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by AvrgPilot
Not sure what you are looking at but reserve times here are still over a year...
Junior 900 FO lineholder is Nov 18 hire in NYC for January.
Junior 900 FO lineholder is Nov 18 hire in NYC for January.
As the thread starter said, the 200 has gotten QUICK for a line and the 900 is getting lines earlier in bases outside NYC. Takes 3 seconds to check
12-23-2019, 10:09 AM
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Atlanta is still a senior base for line holders. November 2018 hire is the plug line holder.
New York. December 2018 hire is the plug line holder.
Yes Detroit is becoming extremely junior because that is where the new growth is occurring.
With most new hires getting New York out of training, they will need to wait 3-6 months before they can move out of New York via the vacancy announcements.
Therefore, there should be roughly a 6-9 month reserve wait on average, with some bases like MSP and ATL being a lot longer.
New York. December 2018 hire is the plug line holder.
Yes Detroit is becoming extremely junior because that is where the new growth is occurring.
With most new hires getting New York out of training, they will need to wait 3-6 months before they can move out of New York via the vacancy announcements.
Therefore, there should be roughly a 6-9 month reserve wait on average, with some bases like MSP and ATL being a lot longer.
12-23-2019, 06:48 PM
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Dtw is Junior for January, but looking at base moves and upgrades for 19-06, that won’t last. Guys with lines in January will likely be back on Reserve in February. NYC will move a bit in February, and then quite a bit more in March. Reserve times will quickly drop back to 3-4 months, especially if attrition remains high.
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