Junior Base?
#292
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Joined APC: Feb 2022
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For someone getting hired today, it's a complete toss up. I'm not denying that WN's upgrade time is long, but DL (and UA and AA) have hired hundreds (thousand?) even before WN started to hire. Right now, I'd rather have people coming in behind me than being towards the end of wave at the others.
#293
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
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For someone getting hired today, it's a complete toss up. I'm not denying that WN's upgrade time is long, but DL (and UA and AA) have hired hundreds (thousand?) even before WN started to hire. Right now, I'd rather have people coming in behind me than being towards the end of wave at the others.
#294
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Joined APC: Oct 2006
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#296
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Joined APC: Oct 2011
Posts: 374
1)Annapolis/Severna Park area. Offers the shortest drive but highest tax burden. Proximity to the Chesapeake is a plus if you like the water.
2) York Pa. Longer drive 90-100mins, lower taxes & cost of living in a smaller town.
3) Dulles area which includes Ashburn/Leesburg/Purceville & areas North not including Maryland. Medium-high cost of living, moderate tax burden with decent schools. Drive can be 50-100mins depending on specific location.
There are a handful who live in the DC/Alexandria/Arlington area but traffic here can present a real challenge along with the much higher cost of living. Might be ok for a single guy or gal though.
#297
I think you will enjoy the pilot group . If you like F troop , you will love our Mgt.
#298
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Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 85
I have heard good things about Perry Hall and Bel Air. Affordable and 45 minutes or so to BWI
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#299
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Joined APC: May 2018
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