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Ravc208 01-30-2020 06:34 PM
Originally Posted by GHawk (Post 2967892)
Junior lineholder is a 10/18 hire. Junior lines range from 13-18 days off and 76-98 hours credit.
Heard the commute is brutal Dallas to Houston. True? I hear of people making the drive of 4 hrs than flying even with the frequency of flights between the two.

Only sector I've ever been bumped off from.

deftone 01-30-2020 07:19 PM
Originally Posted by Ravc208 (Post 2967928)
Heard the commute is brutal Dallas to Houston. True? I hear of people making the drive of 4 hrs than flying even with the frequency of flights between the two.

Only sector I've ever been bumped off from.
I haven’t experienced it but did plan on commuting from Dallas to Houston before my plans changed and the general consensus is that it’s extremely common to get bumped.

Flightman17 02-01-2020 01:31 PM
Hey Ghawk, thanks for the information on bases, helps in making decisions for sure!

What is the hire date for junior line holder in MCI?

GHawk 02-01-2020 03:08 PM
Originally Posted by Flightman17 (Post 2969185)
Hey Ghawk, thanks for the information on bases, helps in making decisions for sure!

What is the hire date for junior line holder in MCI?
MCI is relatively senior on the CA side and has been trending that way for FOs over the past few months. Junior lineholder is a 11/18 hire but that's for February (I think the slowest flying month of the year) so I would expect that to be a little more junior as the flying picks up heading into the summer months.

Swakid8 02-02-2020 04:22 AM
Originally Posted by deftone (Post 2967960)
I haven’t experienced it but did plan on commuting from Dallas to Houston before my plans changed and the general consensus is that it’s extremely common to get bumped.
Its tough unless you have own metal priority, but doable.

meitnerium 02-04-2020 03:36 AM
How long does it take to hold a line at PIT as a FO? CA?

GHawk 02-04-2020 06:04 AM
Originally Posted by meitnerium (Post 2970568)
How long does it take to hold a line at PIT as a FO? CA?
Junior PIT FO lineholder: 10/19
Junior PIT CA lineholder: 1/16, junior CA is 8/17

mrfishy 02-04-2020 03:00 PM
Originally Posted by GHawk (Post 2970637)
Junior PIT FO lineholder: 10/19
Junior PIT CA lineholder: 1/16, junior CA is 8/17
How exactly are you seeing this? Is it in flica somewhere?

Random Task 02-04-2020 03:16 PM
Originally Posted by mrfishy (Post 2970943)
How exactly are you seeing this? Is it in flica somewhere?
It requires some leg work. You have to look at the final awards posted in flica and find the junior lineholder in each base, then cross reference it with the seniority list.

mrfishy 02-04-2020 03:22 PM
Originally Posted by Random Task (Post 2970954)
It requires some leg work. You have to look at the final awards posted in flica and find the junior lineholder in each base, then cross reference it with the seniority list.

Gotcha, thanks! figured it required some digging..


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