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BoilerWings 11-21-2022 06:53 PM

As a potential 12/28 new hire, how will the bid run for DFW opening in May? I’d venture to guess IOE for that class will be in Mar/Apr. If DFW goes junior, could a new hire have a chance to bid for and hold it off IOE?

JoeFever1 11-21-2022 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by BoilerWings (Post 3535637)
As a potential 12/28 new hire, how will the bid run for DFW opening in May? I’d venture to guess IOE for that class will be in Mar/Apr. If DFW goes junior, could a new hire have a chance to bid for and hold it off IOE?

Doubt it but it is possible. Shouldn’t take too long though

spooldup 11-22-2022 07:23 AM


Originally Posted by BoilerWings (Post 3535637)
As a potential 12/28 new hire, how will the bid run for DFW opening in May? I’d venture to guess IOE for that class will be in Mar/Apr. If DFW goes junior, could a new hire have a chance to bid for and hold it off IOE?

It will probably be in the system bid around march/april and you will likely be able to hold it as an FO within 4 months for sure. which is around IOE completion. If you cant hold it by then, within 6 months which isn't bad at all. DFW will likely get most of the commuters from ATL/MCO/PHL/LAS that live in the more central US going there, so there is no telling what it will do. It could realistically end up being the most senior behind DEN, especially with such an easy commute from DEN itself.

Greendriver 11-22-2022 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by spooldup (Post 3535819)
It will probably be in the system bid around march/april and you will likely be able to hold it as an FO within 4 months for sure. which is around IOE completion. If you cant hold it by then, within 6 months which isn't bad at all. DFW will likely get most of the commuters from ATL/MCO/PHL/LAS that live in the more central US going there, so there is no telling what it will do. It could realistically end up being the most senior behind DEN, especially with such an easy commute from DEN itself.

Very true, because it’s sure as heck not an easy commute from Houston. I know I won’t bid for it until I can see what it has to offer trip wise.

Flyhigh44 11-22-2022 01:37 PM

The commute from DFW to Den is not an easy commute. It's a short commute but very tough commute. Everyone said Phx would go super senior and that was not the case.

Aero1900 11-22-2022 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by Flyhigh44 (Post 3536117)
The commute from DFW to Den is not an easy commute. It's a short commute but very tough commute. Everyone said Phx would go super senior and that was not the case.

I don't know how difficult it really is with 2 jumpseats? I've done plenty of DFW-DEN legs with open jumpseats.

It is interesting however how many times we've thought a base would go "more senior" and then it really didn't.

TPA and PHX both went less senior than I thought. At least thus far..... we will see about DFW but I bet it doesn't go as senior as some might think

spooldup 11-23-2022 08:41 AM


Originally Posted by Aero1900 (Post 3536128)
I don't know how difficult it really is with 2 jumpseats? I've done plenty of DFW-DEN legs with open jumpseats.

It is interesting however how many times we've thought a base would go "more senior" and then it really didn't.

TPA and PHX both went less senior than I thought. At least thus far..... we will see about DFW but I bet it doesn't go as senior as some might think

I guess we really will probably only see DEN as a base that takes longer than 6 months to hold as an FO.

Not sure how many pilots live in the DFW area. But I am sure they are very happy either way.

blueskies11 12-01-2022 05:31 AM


Originally Posted by JoeFever1 (Post 3444408)
Despite what you read online, and every major airline’s issues these days, Frontier is still awesome. The pilot group and schedule flexibility are my favorite things just to name a few.

What are the chances of a new hire getting PHL right out of training ?

ESQ702 12-02-2022 06:55 AM


Originally Posted by blueskies11 (Post 3540573)
What are the chances of a new hire getting PHL right out of training ?

https://fftpilots.com

surelyserious99 12-17-2022 07:38 PM

Looks like alot of MIA trips start with a limo to FLL, can we drive to FLL, skip the limo, and get pay protected for that?


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