TSA or PSA for a Boston commute
01-01-2015, 09:46 AM
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TSA or PSA for a Boston commute
Hello all, new to the forum, I just got hired at TSA I have around 1300 hours so my class date is in the spring. I was also looking into interviewing at PSA. I've done a lot of research on both and understand the pros and cons of each. I'm leaning more towards TSA. Another thing, I live in Boston, and my finance has a great job in Boston so I will be commuting from Boston. What is the commute like from Boston to ORD, IAD and CLT? Thanks a lot, Happy New year!
01-01-2015, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Elisia
Hello all, new to the forum, I just got hired at TSA I have around 1300 hours so my class date is in the spring. I was also looking into interviewing at PSA. I've done a lot of research on both and understand the pros and cons of each. I'm leaning more towards TSA. Another thing, I live in Boston, and my finance has a great job in Boston so I will be commuting from Boston. What is the commute like from Boston to ORD, IAD and CLT? Thanks a lot, Happy New year!
01-01-2015, 10:12 AM
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Use a travel search engine and see how many direct flights between the two airports. Bonus points for early departures to your base and late departures out of your base.
Further bonus points for equipment type (number of pax seats and jumpseats).
Even more bonus points if your employer flies some of the flights (you will get Jumpseat priority).
Boston has good frequency with most major hubs. I have no issues in 2 yrs commuting to PHL (20 + flights per day).
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Further bonus points for equipment type (number of pax seats and jumpseats).
Even more bonus points if your employer flies some of the flights (you will get Jumpseat priority).
Boston has good frequency with most major hubs. I have no issues in 2 yrs commuting to PHL (20 + flights per day).
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01-01-2015, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Riverside
Had a captain that went from Boston to Dulles. He never had any problems.
01-01-2015, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Farmlover
Bos to NYC would be easy. Try Endeavor out.
Go to PSA. Upgrades are going to happen quick and even TSA is hiring captain qualified FOs..basically street captains.
Stay away from Endeavor.
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