Does anyone have any insight as to what airframe new hires are going in to? Just wondering if the -200 is being phased out, or what airframe a new hire can expect. Thanks in advance!

You can get the 200 probably if you really want it but latest I’ve heard is 99 percent of classes as of the last 2-3 monthes have all been 900. All of our growth is 900 ATL as of now. A new hire can expect New York with ohtba doubt or if in the top half of the class Atlanta. That can change though, Atlanta is still a new base for us and hasn’t seen a lot of vacancies yet. It will probably start going to junior new hires in 2018

Awesome, I think I'd prefer the 900. How's reserve time looking for ATL?

Honestly don’t know. My guess is anywhere From 3-9 monthes which is how it is in New York LGA or JFK dependent

This is sounding like ATL is junior. If someone bid NYC, what is the likelihood of getting it. Prior 121 experience. I know it’s a crapshoot, but just curious if you bid NYC, would you get it, versus what recruiters and interviewers are saying.


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If you WANT New York, 110% chance of getting it.

ATL as is now is pretty junior on the Fo side but top 3 senior for Ca side, competing with DTW after MSP

Good news for me. Basically it’s going to be reserve regardless of airframe?


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I'll be commuting/living out of ATL, so being on reserve in ATL for a few months seems far better than commuting for a line in NYC/JFK.

You’ll sit reserve at Min 3 monthes no matter what.

Right now LGA is the shortest reserve time, but that'll change with co-domicile.

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