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Quarryman 08-30-2016 12:48 PM


Originally Posted by MKUltra (Post 2191702)
Question... A new hire FO, how long to hold TUS? I have a friend who lives in TUS and debating two companies.

My understanding is TUS is fairly small and senior

word302 08-30-2016 12:59 PM


Originally Posted by MKUltra (Post 2191702)
Question... A new hire FO, how long to hold TUS? I have a friend who lives in TUS and debating two companies.

Most junior FO is 2/16 hire.

chitolin 08-30-2016 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by MKUltra (Post 2191702)
Question... A new hire FO, how long to hold TUS? I have a friend who lives in TUS and debating two companies.



Junior guy there is Feb '16 hire. Only 13 FOs there though. So, he got lucky


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Rob12345 08-30-2016 01:46 PM

Where are New Hire FO's getting based?

word302 08-30-2016 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by chitolin (Post 2191868)
Junior guy there is Feb '16 hire. Only 13 FOs there though. So, he got lucky


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I wouldn't call it luck. It has hovered around 6 to 8 months for at least the last 2 years.

OkStateBryan 08-30-2016 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by Rob12345 (Post 2191893)
Where are New Hire FO's getting based?

Sounds like DTW, MSP, maybe ORD.

word302 08-30-2016 01:50 PM

MSP, DTW, ORD on the CRJ. PDX or ORD on the ERJ. Just about any base is attainable within a few months of training.

Rob12345 08-30-2016 01:56 PM


Originally Posted by word302 (Post 2191897)
MSP, DTW, ORD on the CRJ. PDX or ORD on the ERJ. Just about any base is attainable within a few months of training.

Big Thanks, looking for the next gig, trying to figure out the commute.

Where would I find which airplanes are based where?

Example, I'd like to end up in DEN or COS, but would not know which airframe to ask for, did not know where CRJ's are based or where EJets are based.

chitolin 08-30-2016 01:58 PM


Originally Posted by Rob12345 (Post 2191902)
Big Thanks, looking for the next gig, trying to figure out the commute.



Where would I find which airplanes are based where?



Example, I'd like to end up in DEN or COS, but would not know which airframe to ask for, did not know where CRJ's are based or where EJets are based.



ERJ bases are ORD, DEN, PDX, SEA, SFO and LAX.


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OkStateBryan 08-30-2016 02:10 PM


Originally Posted by Rob12345 (Post 2191902)
Example, I'd like to end up in DEN or COS, but would not know which airframe to ask for, did not know where CRJ's are based or where EJets are based.

DEN is CRJ/ ERJ. COS is CRJ.

They cover the airframes at each base when you interview.


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