ExpressJet 2.0
04-02-2019, 06:40 PM
#402
Standby Reserve at LGA
Joined APC: Jun 2017
Posts: 171
79 on the seniority list for 2019.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
04-02-2019, 06:52 PM
#403
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 29
Originally Posted by SpringLanding
79 on the seniority list for 2019.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
Would you recommend ExpressJet? Trying to decide which regional to go to, NY based. Seems like there's a lot of growth right now at Xjet. Also, is there a decent chance to move on with United with the CPP?
04-02-2019, 09:04 PM
#404
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2017
Position: CRJ9 CA
Posts: 4,083
Originally Posted by SpringLanding
79 on the seniority list for 2019.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
04-03-2019, 05:34 AM
#405
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 24
Originally Posted by SpringLanding
79 on the seniority list for 2019.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
04-03-2019, 05:46 AM
#406
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2006
Position: Reclined seat
Posts: 629
Originally Posted by AvTr330
Would you recommend ExpressJet? Trying to decide which regional to go to, NY based. Seems like there's a lot of growth right now at Xjet. Also, is there a decent chance to move on with United with the CPP?
6 months ago, I would have said no. Today, I say yes. If you're NY based, EWR is our junior base with, as or right now I believe, the most junior CA. I've heard rumors of an enhanced CPP that will allow more people to get the options to move onto UAL.
04-03-2019, 06:16 AM
#407
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Posts: 109
Originally Posted by SpringLanding
79 on the seniority list for 2019.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
48 since Mar 4 class. So averaging 16 per class every week now. If they start 1 class per week starting yesterday, that will bring 64 per month.
For someone on the list right now, that means their relative seniority will grow by 4.4% a month just by growth. If XJT keeps sending 20 per month to UA and 20 to others (retire, or other airlines), you'll move up by 104 spots a month - a relative move of *7% per month*.
To hire 600 as repeatedly stated they will, that means they will need to keep up this pace for the rest of the year - 8 months and change.
If that happens, someone on the bottom of the list now will have a seniority close to 50% by Christmas. Upgrade times will drop through the basement. I doubt anyone hired in March will have to fly weekends or holidays if they don't feel like it.
I know this is pilot math, but if this is even close to what actually happens, this will be one heck of a wave.
04-03-2019, 06:37 AM
#408
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2018
Position: E135 FO
Posts: 295
I really want all these things to be true, but seems to me that so far it's mostly good thoughts, opinion and expectations rather than facts.
And I say this while strongly considering interviewing with you guys. I guess I want to find and equilibrium between optimistic and realistic.
And I say this while strongly considering interviewing with you guys. I guess I want to find and equilibrium between optimistic and realistic.
04-03-2019, 06:40 AM
#409
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2017
Position: Reverse Cowgirl
Posts: 418
Originally Posted by Erj135dude
I really want all these things to be true, but seems to me that so far it's mostly good thoughts, opinion and expectations rather than facts.
And I say this while strongly considering interviewing with you guys. I guess I want to find and equilibrium between optimistic and realistic.
And I say this while strongly considering interviewing with you guys. I guess I want to find and equilibrium between optimistic and realistic.
Class dates announced:
4 classes in April
3 classes in May
4 classes in June
04-03-2019, 06:41 AM
#410
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2017
Position: CRJ9 CA
Posts: 4,083
Originally Posted by PontiusPilot
What would convince you? People are beating you to seniority in the meantime.
Class dates announced:
4 classes in April
3 classes in May
4 classes in June
Class dates announced:
4 classes in April
3 classes in May
4 classes in June
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