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Junior Capt. at CAL
Most junior captain at CAL on latest bid was hired in May, 2001
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I don't fly for CAL, but that's great news. If age sixty holds, that should come down right?
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Originally Posted by NGINEWHOISWHAT
(Post 108589)
I don't fly for CAL, but that's great news. If age sixty holds, that should come down right?
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60's gonna change, just not sure how yet.
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Originally Posted by reCALcitrant
(Post 108593)
At that rate, it will be a 2.5 year upgrade for me!! Shows you timing is everything. So little is in our control:)
I hope so. The most junior CA is senior(relative) to the most junior on the last bid.3777 vs. 3824.In other words, Junior CA on the previous bid is only 21 numbers senior to the last bid, eventhough there were 149 CA vacancies. Not encouraging. Congrats New CA'S! |
Originally Posted by reCALcitrant
(Post 108593)
At that rate, it will be a 2.5 year upgrade for me!! Shows you timing is everything. So little is in our control:)
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Originally Posted by jsled
(Post 108682)
Capt went junior to me at UAL at exactly 3 years. But after some thougt, I did not take it. Being the junior puke on reserve on a 737 is about like that rubber dogpoo duty on Top Gun the movie. :D
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Feb 98 hire was the junior wide body CA slot. Not bad. 9 years to be a B756 CA.
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Originally Posted by CALPilotToo
(Post 108862)
Feb 98 hire was the junior wide body CA slot. Not bad. 9 years to be a B756 CA.
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Originally Posted by dojetdriver
(Post 108886)
Like any other airline, in that's guys case, 9 years to widebody CA. That doesn't mean that a guy hired at CAL today can expect to be a wide body CA in 9 years.
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