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#101

Icaruss , 06-28-2022 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by biigD

I suddenly jumped about 20% in my bidding position between June and July on the 737, so it seems a bit of a backlog might have just cleared up. Regardless, enjoying FO seniority for CA pay wouldn't bug me too much.

That was my next question, does the award/pay date changes due to training delays?

#102

biigD , 06-28-2022 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Icaruss

That was my next question, does the award/pay date changes due to training delays?

You get the higher pay on your award date, so being withheld or having to wait for training is nice since you enjoy the seniority of your current seat at the higher hourly rate.

#103

biigD , 07-07-2022 02:58 PM

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It's out. Still being withheld - wheeeeee....

Don't have the time to really look through it, but for those curious junior CA (LGA 737) is a 10/22/19 hire.

#104

Dorp , 07-07-2022 04:25 PM

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And for the extra curious junior 777 FO is a 9/4/2019 hire. Also under 3 years officially.

#105

Slick111 , 07-07-2022 05:04 PM

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The junior wide body captain upgrade date of hire: George H.W.Bush was president and only people from Arkansas had heard of Bill Clinton.

#106

LBFO79 , 07-07-2022 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Dorp

And for the extra curious junior 777 FO is a 9/4/2019 hire. Also under 3 years officially.

Year is wrong i think. I see the junior 777 FO being a 9/4/18 hire, effective some time this winter.

#107

FlyyGuyy , 07-08-2022 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by LBFO79

Year is wrong i think. I see the junior 777 FO being a 9/4/18 hire, effective some time this winter.

This is correct.

#108

Al Czervik , 07-08-2022 03:15 AM

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#109

coconut , 07-09-2022 05:25 PM

On Reserve

Any telling of what those retirements in the next couple years will do to the upgrade time? United is handing out upgrades right off of probation

#110

Hedley , 07-09-2022 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by coconut

Any telling of what those retirements in the next couple years will do to the upgrade time? United is handing out upgrades right off of probation

From a United guy’s prospective who flys with new hires, the reason that we have such quick upgrades is that our reserve rules are so bad. Bidding for years of our reserve rules from an early upgrade just isn’t worth the money.