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02-24-2019 | 12:35 PM
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02-25-2019 | 08:43 AM
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There are a couple of rules, but it’s pretty dumb stuff probably trying to keep people from living in airplanes lol.
02-26-2019 | 10:28 AM
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2. On United mainline, all regionals go behind mainline, in date of hire priority.
3. On Commutair for example, commutair has priority, followed by United mainline, then all remaining regionals including us, in date of hire priority.
Commutair’s example is also valid for all other United Express regionals.
02-26-2019 | 03:14 PM
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1. You only have priority over mainline United on our own aircraft.
2. On United mainline, all regionals go behind mainline, in date of hire priority.
3. On Commutair for example, commutair has priority, followed by United mainline, then all remaining regionals including us, in date of hire priority.
Commutair’s example is also valid for all other United Express regionals.
2. On United mainline, all regionals go behind mainline, in date of hire priority.
3. On Commutair for example, commutair has priority, followed by United mainline, then all remaining regionals including us, in date of hire priority.
Commutair’s example is also valid for all other United Express regionals.
United can use a vacation pass and that puts them at the same pass classification as Commutair or XJT since this is the XJT thread. It then comes down to date of hire.
02-26-2019 | 04:18 PM
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It actually puts them in a higher priority, as they would be SA0V and express would be SA0X.
02-26-2019 | 04:19 PM
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