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Old 12-06-2023 | 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by domino
welcome back to them. When I was there, we had a few come back from Atlas, Breeze, frontier and JetBlue. They still honor it.

Yup, a buddy of mine left OO, and went to Atlas to fly the 747, his dream job, he said...... 2 years; his dream turned out to be a nightmare; according to him, flying the Queen got old, he said. Forty days on the road and being unable to get off the airplane was bad enough for him. Quit, came back to OO softlandings. Cargo is not for everyone, especially if you have small kids around the house to see them grow.

Another one returned to OO just to be based in BOI, left OO to go to another airline, and was based on the East Coast, so he is back on DEC reserve and driving to work.

It is hard for them to start another airline because of their age; they only knew OO, and that's all they have been doing since they got hired in the early 2000s. If you leave OO on good terms, they will take you back with no problem; right now, they are short of Captains.


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Old 12-07-2023 | 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by amcnd
I wouldn't say the CRJ is dead.. i see 700/900’s staying around for the long run. With that being said. It seems the senior CRJ guys don’t want to transition to the ERJ. So the top CRJ side is stagnate.. unless you at a AA base stay away from the CRJ
Any idea what Delta is doing with the CRJ's at DTW? Are they going to transition to ERJ's or ride it out with the 700/900's?
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Old 12-07-2023 | 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by MtnFlying
Any idea what Delta is doing with the CRJ's at DTW? Are they going to transition to ERJ's or ride it out with the 700/900's?

DTW/ATL will Proboly be the last big CRJ bases for DL at OO
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Old 12-08-2023 | 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by amcnd
I wouldn't say the CRJ is dead.. i see 700/900’s staying around for the long run. With that being said. It seems the senior CRJ guys don’t want to transition to the ERJ. So the top CRJ side is stagnate.. unless you at a AA base stay away from the CRJ
The company has a whole bunch of CRJ CAs wanting to transition to the 175, but they're not awarding hardly any transitions. Check the bypass list on the Standing Bid List. It's a lot of people. So anyone on the CRJ is pretty much stuck there for the foreseeable future...
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Old 12-08-2023 | 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbosina
The company has a whole bunch of CRJ CAs wanting to transition to the 175, but they're not awarding hardly any transitions. Check the bypass list on the Standing Bid List. It's a lot of people. So anyone on the CRJ is pretty much stuck there for the foreseeable future...
True Story, and if you want to fly the E-Jet, choose it from the beginning, and just because the CRJ has a faster class date, and if you want to transition to the ERJ, it will take forever to get it.
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