SWA LAS bid results??
08-28-2007, 08:52 AM
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For FOs LAS went way junior, however all the NH are still going to OAK. Seems like LAS turned into another stopping point for people moving out east like MCO is/was. Right now with 8 months on property I would be at 55% or so out of LAS. I am staying in OAK right now for other reasons and will be at 71%. Can't wait to see the lines out of LAS and if there are any red eyes on it.
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08-28-2007, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Raidr17
For FOs LAS went way junior, however all the NH are still going to OAK. Seems like LAS turned into another stopping point for people moving out east like MCO is/was. Right now with 8 months on property I would be at 55% or so out of LAS. I am staying in OAK right now for other reasons and will be at 71%. Can't wait to see the lines out of LAS and if there are any red eyes on it.
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08-28-2007, 03:12 PM
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LAS seniority
LAS went VERY junior on the F/O side and fairly junior on the Captain side. It was a much needed break up of the west coast seniority. A 7th year captain will be off reserve and a 1.5 year F/O will be at least 50% on the list. Who knows what the lines/trips will look like but I bet they're great. We fly non-stop to almost every Southwest city from LAS so there will probably be lots of long haul flying.
The percentages are exactly that. If you are 65% on a 100 pilot seniority list you are number 65. LAS has 199 captains and 195 F/O's in October. So if you are 55% you are number 107.
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The percentages are exactly that. If you are 65% on a 100 pilot seniority list you are number 65. LAS has 199 captains and 195 F/O's in October. So if you are 55% you are number 107.
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08-28-2007, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Sr. Barco
LAS went VERY junior on the F/O side and fairly junior on the Captain side. It was a much needed break up of the west coast seniority. A 7th year captain will be off reserve and a 1.5 year F/O will be at least 50% on the list. Who knows what the lines/trips will look like but I bet they're great. We fly non-stop to almost every Southwest city from LAS so there will probably be lots of long haul flying.
The percentages are exactly that. If you are 65% on a 100 pilot seniority list you are number 65. LAS has 199 captains and 195 F/O's in October. So if you are 55% you are number 107.
S.B
The percentages are exactly that. If you are 65% on a 100 pilot seniority list you are number 65. LAS has 199 captains and 195 F/O's in October. So if you are 55% you are number 107.
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Thanks.
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