Who is #1?
#1
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New Hire
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This is a question that I have asked fellow pilots and many jumpseaters just because.....I'm curious, I guess. Are there any pilots left on any seniority list with a 60's DOH? No one seems to have any clue whatsoever. Maybe they don't give a damn, which is understandable, but I still wonder. Mathematically it is possible. The age 60 rule changed 12/07, so theoretically if you were born 1/48 you could have just dodged this. A guy that was extra ambitious and had maybe a few important connections could have made it to major by January 1969 at the age of 21. Anyone? US Airways? Northwest?
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This is a question that I have asked fellow pilots and many jumpseaters just because.....I'm curious, I guess. Are there any pilots left on any seniority list with a 60's DOH? No one seems to have any clue whatsoever. Maybe they don't give a damn, which is understandable, but I still wonder. Mathematically it is possible. The age 60 rule changed 12/07, so theoretically if you were born 1/48 you could have just dodged this. A guy that was extra ambitious and had maybe a few important connections could have made it to major by January 1969 at the age of 21. Anyone? US Airways? Northwest?
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bo, he would have been Extremely young to get hired there considering he wasn't able to extend his career sideways. At Pan Am of all places. Wow. That is cool though.
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