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saxman66 05-01-2016 06:53 PM

Speaking of new bases. Anyone one how bidding for vacation works when a new domicile opens? In other words, would one be able to bid for vacation in July if you choose after getting based in DTW, seeing how thats the first month the base is open?

Blackwing 05-01-2016 07:09 PM

Skywest v2.0
 
Newhires going to the ERJ will be hating life for quite some time once all the transition bypassing ceases. There will be a LOT of senior people crossing over now that the DL flying is happening. It wouldn't surprise me to see reserve times of a year or more.

WaterRooster 05-01-2016 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by Blackwing (Post 2120663)
Newhires going to the ERJ will be hating life for quite some time once all the transition bypassing ceases. There will be a LOT of senior people crossing over now that the DL flying is happening. It wouldn't surprise me to see reserve times of a year or more.

Depends on the base for Delta. They want their benefits, then they have to be in a base that flies the delta birds. Aka West Coast.

amcnd 05-01-2016 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by Blackwing (Post 2120663)
Newhires going to the ERJ will be hating life for quite some time once all the transition bypassing ceases. There will be a LOT of senior people crossing over now that the DL flying is happening. It wouldn't surprise me to see reserve times of a year or more.

Won't be a factor.... Buy the time the bypass ends those FO's will be able to hold Captain...

elmetal 05-01-2016 08:31 PM


Originally Posted by amcnd (Post 2120692)
Won't be a factor.... Buy the time the bypass ends those FO's will be able to hold Captain...

Doesn't mean they will....

JB22 05-01-2016 11:25 PM


Originally Posted by Blackwing (Post 2120663)
Newhires going to the ERJ will be hating life for quite some time once all the transition bypassing ceases. There will be a LOT of senior people crossing over now that the DL flying is happening. It wouldn't surprise me to see reserve times of a year or more.

Hopefully I'll keep my line. I'm worried what will happen as all the 50 seat RJs get chopped next year as United takes the flying back to the 737s and the RJ guys have to bump over

Terantious 05-02-2016 01:46 AM


Originally Posted by JB22 (Post 2120717)
Hopefully I'll keep my line. I'm worried what will happen as all the 50 seat RJs get chopped next year as United takes the flying back to the 737s and the RJ guys have to bump over

Good, would love to see all the 50 seat RJ's get chopped.

MoovenUP 05-02-2016 03:22 AM

The ERJ pilot group has to grow A LOT. I don't think someone hired today will have much if any reserve on any airframe. Plus so many people leaving.

chitolin 05-02-2016 03:55 AM

Skywest v2.0
 

Originally Posted by JB22 (Post 2120717)
Hopefully I'll keep my line. I'm worried what will happen as all the 50 seat RJs get chopped next year as United takes the flying back to the 737s and the RJ guys have to bump over



Just to keep things On track: you were hired in sept15, Indoc/systems/sim in 2 weeks. IOE wait 3 days. Did only one leg of IOE because you are THAT good. And you've been doing 90+ hours a month since. True, you hold a line! By the time seniors start transitioning to the ERJ you will be in United, so no worries there for ya! The fumes from mommy's basement are really getting to you


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