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I misunderstood what I was told, then.
Perhaps you can explain why I was told there were no scheduled new-hire 175 classes after March 3?
Re: new-hires in the 175...this much is true (I believe)...one could very well rise in seniority enough to finally come off reserve, only to get bumped back down into reserve status as more senior pilots transition into the plane.
Like I said, the folks I interviewed with (very nice, btw) were selling the CRJ really hard when they offered me a class date.
You should have listened. You will be on reserve for a long time as more and more senior guys transition over. Your best bet would be to fly the CRJ for a year or 2 and then transition over. The only way I would hold out for a ERJ class is if you wanted PDX. That base is about to double in size on the ERJ and CRJ will likely go away. It will likely become the second most junior base very quickly, if it's not already. CRJ guys are holding lines right out of class.Originally Posted by SqueeG
Apologies.I misunderstood what I was told, then.
Perhaps you can explain why I was told there were no scheduled new-hire 175 classes after March 3?
Re: new-hires in the 175...this much is true (I believe)...one could very well rise in seniority enough to finally come off reserve, only to get bumped back down into reserve status as more senior pilots transition into the plane.
Like I said, the folks I interviewed with (very nice, btw) were selling the CRJ really hard when they offered me a class date.