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03-10-2016 | 03:29 AM
#6901
Looking for a laugh
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It would only apply if the company was shrinking/closing your base/aircraft. Right now the company is saying that the E190's will be on the west coast. There is the possibility of the LAX 717 catagory shrinking or closing.
If you were a LAX 717 pilot, you could bid for any catagory your seniority could hold. I wouldn't worry about it at all if you are eventually going to be ATL based.
If you were a LAX 717 pilot, you could bid for any catagory your seniority could hold. I wouldn't worry about it at all if you are eventually going to be ATL based.
03-10-2016 | 05:26 AM
#6902
Indoc! Finally....
Joined: Nov 2014
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From: New Hire
Originally Posted by Twister 
Ok, that needs some explaining. If you're senior enough to hold a line on a plane you can get bumped off the airframe??? If that's correct, how often does that happen?
Ok, thx for explaining that. Makes sense now.
Ok, that needs some explaining. If you're senior enough to hold a line on a plane you can get bumped off the airframe??? If that's correct, how often does that happen?
Ok, thx for explaining that. Makes sense now.
03-10-2016 | 02:57 PM
#6904
Banned
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Narrow/Left Wide/Right
A displacement can also take place when your just very junior on a fleet and another fleet is displacing. Say your on the ATL 777B and the final hammer drops on the DTW 747B in a couple years, at that moment, the 747B can select the 777B (assuming he's senior to you) and displace you, and which you can return the favor to a more junior pilot on another fleet and so on, and so on, which as you can see why displacements can be very expensive for the company and they generally will go to great lengths to mitigate the possibility of displacing pilots, especially when retirements and small growth are available to soak up excess pilots in a given category.
03-10-2016 | 04:36 PM
#6905
Indoc! Finally....
Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 152
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From: New Hire
Twister,
A displacement can also take place when your just very junior on a fleet and another fleet is displacing. Say your on the ATL 777B and the final hammer drops on the DTW 747B in a couple years, at that moment, the 747B can select the 777B (assuming he's senior to you) and displace you, and which you can return the favor to a more junior pilot on another fleet and so on, and so on, which as you can see why displacements can be very expensive for the company and they generally will go to great lengths to mitigate the possibility of displacing pilots, especially when retirements and small growth are available to soak up excess pilots in a given category.
A displacement can also take place when your just very junior on a fleet and another fleet is displacing. Say your on the ATL 777B and the final hammer drops on the DTW 747B in a couple years, at that moment, the 747B can select the 777B (assuming he's senior to you) and displace you, and which you can return the favor to a more junior pilot on another fleet and so on, and so on, which as you can see why displacements can be very expensive for the company and they generally will go to great lengths to mitigate the possibility of displacing pilots, especially when retirements and small growth are available to soak up excess pilots in a given category.
03-11-2016 | 03:53 AM
#6906
Swimming in the pool
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 18
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From: Self-loading baggage
2 questions:
1. If you meet the PARB, do you get any official notification other than a phone call after they decide? They send a formal letter telling you that you're meeting the PARB beforehand, are there written comms afterward as well?
2. If you survive the PARB, do you stay with the rest of your CJO group WRT Indoc? Or do you roll to the class after the PARB meets?
1. If you meet the PARB, do you get any official notification other than a phone call after they decide? They send a formal letter telling you that you're meeting the PARB beforehand, are there written comms afterward as well?
2. If you survive the PARB, do you stay with the rest of your CJO group WRT Indoc? Or do you roll to the class after the PARB meets?
03-11-2016 | 04:44 AM
#6907
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2006
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2 questions:
1. If you meet the PARB, do you get any official notification other than a phone call after they decide? They send a formal letter telling you that you're meeting the PARB beforehand, are there written comms afterward as well?
2. If you survive the PARB, do you stay with the rest of your CJO group WRT Indoc? Or do you roll to the class after the PARB meets?
1. If you meet the PARB, do you get any official notification other than a phone call after they decide? They send a formal letter telling you that you're meeting the PARB beforehand, are there written comms afterward as well?
2. If you survive the PARB, do you stay with the rest of your CJO group WRT Indoc? Or do you roll to the class after the PARB meets?
There is a thread called "delta interviewees held up by shrink" that might help with some questions. It really sucks waiting for your fate while staying in the dark.
03-11-2016 | 05:16 AM
#6908
Swimming in the pool
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 18
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From: Self-loading baggage
No other communication after the letter. Yes, you will stay with your CJO group as long as class doesn't start while you wait to be reviewed. (Not an issue at the moment since classes are so far out).
There is a thread called "delta interviewees held up by shrink" that might help with some questions. It really sucks waiting for your fate while staying in the dark.
There is a thread called "delta interviewees held up by shrink" that might help with some questions. It really sucks waiting for your fate while staying in the dark.
03-11-2016 | 06:44 AM
#6909
Unemployed!
Joined: Nov 2015
Posts: 85
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From: N/A
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03-11-2016 | 06:58 AM
#6910
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 4,563
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maybe, just maybe, and this is a long shot....not everyone is on APC
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