Current IAH status
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When I interviewed the most junior person was only about 2 months out for that base on the CRJ. Now that date hasn't changed and i'm close to starting. Just wondering if it is a popular base and I should maybe plan on the ERJ with a different base so that my commute is more favorable.
Dallas is easy from Houston. Detroit is not as friendly.
Just looking for input.
Dallas is easy from Houston. Detroit is not as friendly.
Just looking for input.
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When I interviewed the most junior person was only about 2 months out for that base on the CRJ. Now that date hasn't changed and i'm close to starting. Just wondering if it is a popular base and I should maybe plan on the ERJ with a different base so that my commute is more favorable.
Dallas is easy from Houston. Detroit is not as friendly.
Just looking for input.
Dallas is easy from Houston. Detroit is not as friendly.
Just looking for input.
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Base movement changes all the time. For instance, when I was awarded my base, there was no movement into the base after me for four months. It just stagnated a little.
According to the vacancy report; Houston needs 40 FO's and they currently have that. The only way you will get awarded IAH is if the base grows requiring more FOs, or some FOs that are there currently upgrade, or move out of that base.
The current standing bid list has 6 FOs that have IAH listed as their first base choice, which means you're behind them to get the base. There are also the same amount of current IAH FOs trying to get out that base.
According to the vacancy report; Houston needs 40 FO's and they currently have that. The only way you will get awarded IAH is if the base grows requiring more FOs, or some FOs that are there currently upgrade, or move out of that base.
The current standing bid list has 6 FOs that have IAH listed as their first base choice, which means you're behind them to get the base. There are also the same amount of current IAH FOs trying to get out that base.
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Frequency of flights, load factors, number of commuters, and reliability of flights (mainline vs regional). There are tons of factors that come into play when discussing how difficult a commute is.
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