AAL or UAL ??
04-17-2022 | 01:04 PM
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AAL or UAL ??
When it rains it pours.
I am holding a CJO to United, and a CJO to American. I currently work for an AA wholly-owned, and live in Chicago.
So... both airlines have bases in ORD, and both are good fits for me.
I'm curious what some of you think are the plusses or minuses for each company. Why would you choose one over the other in my situation?
I am holding a CJO to United, and a CJO to American. I currently work for an AA wholly-owned, and live in Chicago.
So... both airlines have bases in ORD, and both are good fits for me.
I'm curious what some of you think are the plusses or minuses for each company. Why would you choose one over the other in my situation?
04-17-2022 | 02:29 PM
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When it rains it pours.
I am holding a CJO to United, and a CJO to American. I currently work for an AA wholly-owned, and live in Chicago.
So... both airlines have bases in ORD, and both are good fits for me.
I'm curious what some of you think are the plusses or minuses for each company. Why would you choose one over the other in my situation?
I am holding a CJO to United, and a CJO to American. I currently work for an AA wholly-owned, and live in Chicago.
So... both airlines have bases in ORD, and both are good fits for me.
I'm curious what some of you think are the plusses or minuses for each company. Why would you choose one over the other in my situation?
retirements/the ability to call a plane “the jet”: AA
04-17-2022 | 02:40 PM
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04-22-2022 | 10:07 AM
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Another made up AAism?
That said… yes. Go to UAL in your case.
04-22-2022 | 10:09 AM
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who calls the plane “the jet?” Seriously. I mean, I’ve heard it a couple times here but any time there is a non normal we say “my aircraft” not “my jet.” So if anything we tend to use “aircraft” vs “jet.” I haven’t legitimately heard anyone saying, “hey I’m heading down to the jet” or “what jet are you on?”
Another made up AAism?
That said… yes. Go to UAL in your case.
Another made up AAism?
That said… yes. Go to UAL in your case.
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