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Ccgreene 04-08-2019 07:21 PM

Base assignments
 
Can anyone provide updated information about how bases are assigned and what domiciles have been assigned with the recent new hires?

Thanks in advance.

Arliss 04-08-2019 07:33 PM

By seniority at the start of new hire training. Most will got to Newark or Cleveland. Chicago possible. Any base probably within a couple months.

DuKo 04-09-2019 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by Arliss (Post 2799247)
By seniority at the start of new hire training. Most will got to Newark or Cleveland. Chicago possible. Any base probably within a couple months.


Sorry if this was covered in other post but I'm pretty new to this. How is seniority awarded in training at XJT? Is it based on age or some value of your SSN last 4? Are the students who attend an Airline Pilot Pathway Program awarded seniority above all else?

Arliss 04-09-2019 06:40 AM


Originally Posted by DuKo (Post 2799443)
Sorry if this was covered in other post but I'm pretty new to this. How is seniority awarded in training at XJT? Is it based on age or some value of your SSN last 4? Are the students who attend an Airline Pilot Pathway Program awarded seniority above all else?

Age. No credit for pathways that I'm aware of. Don't know anything about them though.

Schwabby 04-09-2019 07:52 AM


Originally Posted by DuKo (Post 2799443)
Sorry if this was covered in other post but I'm pretty new to this. How is seniority awarded in training at XJT? Is it based on age or some value of your SSN last 4? Are the students who attend an Airline Pilot Pathway Program awarded seniority above all else?

I was in the AP3 program with ExpressJet and they didn’t give me seniority above anyone else. I also took ATP/CTP class at XJT and had an employee number, but senority starts the first day of training, and by Age.

Erj135dude 04-09-2019 08:57 AM

The question is, how old is the average new hire haha. I'm 37, how about that :)

SpringLanding 04-09-2019 01:57 PM

i guess 37 is younger than average.

DuKo 04-10-2019 06:41 AM


Originally Posted by Arliss (Post 2799453)
Age. No credit for pathways that I'm aware of. Don't know anything about them though.


Thanks for the info. You too Schwabby.

DuKo 04-10-2019 06:44 AM


Originally Posted by SpringLanding (Post 2799781)
i guess 37 is younger than average.


37 is younger than average? That is somewhat surprising to me.

PhantomHawk 04-10-2019 10:48 AM


Originally Posted by DuKo (Post 2800140)
37 is younger than average? That is somewhat surprising to me.

The talent pool got awfully shallow there for awhile. As a result, quite a few of the new hires were second career types and “hobbyists”. My last year or so as a CA, I heard the phrase “I always wanted to try this” more than I cared for. It sounds like this trend will reverse as things at XJT continue to improve.


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