LAX base
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Recent new-hire here looking to move back to SoCal and trying to find out more information about LAX. Being a new base, there doesn't seem to be much on it yet after searching the forums. Can someone shed some light on if it's going junior or senior so far? Do trips all originate out of LAX, or do you cover all the LA area fields? Has it been challenging making reserve callouts with LA traffic? And anything else I'm too new to know I should be asking about would be appreciated as well. Thanks!
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Recent new-hire here looking to move back to SoCal and trying to find out more information about LAX. Being a new base, there doesn't seem to be much on it yet after searching the forums. Can someone shed some light on if it's going junior or senior so far? Do trips all originate out of LAX, or do you cover all the LA area fields? Has it been challenging making reserve callouts with LA traffic? And anything else I'm too new to know I should be asking about would be appreciated as well. Thanks!
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A good tool to reference your base seniority is myseniority.com . Log in with your employee number and last name and you can see exactly where you stand in each domicile.
Once the Max comes back, it should grow quite a bit. Rumor says as big as PHX.
Once the Max comes back, it should grow quite a bit. Rumor says as big as PHX.
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Recent new-hire here looking to move back to SoCal and trying to find out more information about LAX. Being a new base, there doesn't seem to be much on it yet after searching the forums. Can someone shed some light on if it's going junior or senior so far? Do trips all originate out of LAX, or do you cover all the LA area fields? Has it been challenging making reserve callouts with LA traffic? And anything else I'm too new to know I should be asking about would be appreciated as well. Thanks!
Don’t move back to SoCal. The taxes and the massive problem with the Unfunded Pension/Retiree Healthcare Mandates are going to wreck the people earning an income in Kalifornia. You’ve garnered a fantastic job that can fund your retirement and your leisure lifestyle. Don’t give it to The Man. Move to Texas, with no State Income taxes. Yes, property taxes can bite you, but still keep more of your money working for you and you’rn. Be a domicile family. Drive to work comfortably. For Midway, avoid Illinois for many of the same reasons; choose Indiana or Wisconsin.
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