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pilotskies 02-11-2006 12:38 PM

American Eagle assignments?
 
How does American Eagle assign bases and aircraft to their new hires? What is your seniority in your class based upon? Any and all help would be greatful.

freezingflyboy 02-11-2006 01:54 PM

If I remember from what a friend told me, its based on your age. Youngest guy in class = most junior seniority number and assignment but he also said there was a fair amount of trading that goes on for bases and equipment. Anyone with better info feel free to correct me.

XtremeF150 02-11-2006 06:10 PM

That's what I heard as well I know some ppl that went there as well and it was based on your age. I know a lot of people that get the Saab have been ending up in LAX but its usually not that hard to jump home from there if you want.

XtremeF150

rickair7777 02-11-2006 06:14 PM

Every airline I've ever heard bases it on hire date, then age within a group with the same hire date.

At a regional, if you're 21, you'll be the most junior guy in the class.
30, you'll be in the middle
40+ at the top.

Punkpilot48 02-12-2006 03:22 AM


Originally Posted by rickair7777
Every airline I've ever heard bases it on hire date, then age within a group with the same hire date.

It is by age at eagle. Some airlines (trans states for one) do use the last four of your ssn.

Blackhawk 02-12-2006 04:22 AM


Originally Posted by rickair7777
Every airline I've ever heard bases it on hire date, then age within a group with the same hire date.

At a regional, if you're 21, you'll be the most junior guy in the class.
30, you'll be in the middle
40+ at the top.

I've known pilots at regionals who turned 21 on overnights.

supercell86 02-12-2006 07:14 PM


Originally Posted by Blackhawk
I've known pilots at regionals who turned 21 on overnights.



hmmm.....good thing for the hotel bar, bad thing for the next morning pax? just kiddin. Thats funny thought, 21 overnight, haha. So there are 20 year old F/O's @ eagle? Are they flying the RJ or Saab?

rickair7777 02-13-2006 03:20 PM


Originally Posted by Blackhawk
I've known pilots at regionals who turned 21 on overnights.

Yeah, I know. I'm just in denial.

ShyGuy 02-17-2006 09:45 PM

According to the American Eagle Career website, the minimum pilot age required is 21 years old.


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