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06-26-2016 | 02:51 PM
#1951
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Yes were at 4000 pilots. But were in expansion mode.. Hiring and attrition at the same time.. That has always equaled fast upgrades.. As far as taking CRJ vs ERJ. I would say go CRJ unless you want SEA/PDX.
06-26-2016 | 02:59 PM
#1952
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Or SFO... That base is junior and going to be a good placeholder for a lot of ERJ peepz
06-26-2016 | 05:02 PM
#1953
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I don't understand why people are toting current upgrade times as factors for new hires. When I was hired upgrade times were at 7 years. But growth was approaching and there were not a lot of people hired between now and then. So it dropped from 7-2 years in a matter of just 2 years.
In the last two years since I was hired there have been nearly 1400 people hired there. If you want my guess, the upgrade will probably be 4-5 years for someone starting at OO now.
In the last two years since I was hired there have been nearly 1400 people hired there. If you want my guess, the upgrade will probably be 4-5 years for someone starting at OO now.
06-26-2016 | 05:54 PM
#1954
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From: Powered parachute, left seat
Where is Indoc/systems training? Sims for crj? Sims for 175? Just curious.
06-27-2016 | 07:24 AM
#1957
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I'm sure ExpressJet. I would imagine Endeavor, perhaps Republic. Not sure about Compass. Is there a way to tell?
Thanks for any help!
06-27-2016 | 07:25 AM
#1958
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I don't understand why people are toting current upgrade times as factors for new hires. When I was hired upgrade times were at 7 years. But growth was approaching and there were not a lot of people hired between now and then. So it dropped from 7-2 years in a matter of just 2 years.
In the last two years since I was hired there have been nearly 1400 people hired there. If you want my guess, the upgrade will probably be 4-5 years for someone starting at OO now.
In the last two years since I was hired there have been nearly 1400 people hired there. If you want my guess, the upgrade will probably be 4-5 years for someone starting at OO now.
06-27-2016 | 10:35 AM
#1959
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Thanks!
06-27-2016 | 10:51 AM
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They may have employee numbers but as far as their seniority is concerned it's their first day of class. Seniority in class is determined by the last 4 of your SSN with 0000 being senior and 9999 being junior. The cadets are the exception to that - they are first in class followed by everyone else. Considering huge classes are being run every two weeks it'd certainly be nice to be ahead of a few more people but it's not a game changer by any means.
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