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01-02-2022 | 07:36 AM
#361
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Does Southwest have a way you can enter in your age and start date and show your seniority progression through the years? I know some other airlines have this and trying to determine how mine would look down the road. I'm currently 28 and have a class in the next few months. Are the numbers on APC accurate as far as retirement goes? Is there a better way I can calculate it?
01-02-2022 | 07:42 AM
#362
Gets Weekends Off
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From: DOWNGRADE COMPLETE: Thanks Gary. Thanks SWAPA.
Does Southwest have a way you can enter in your age and start date and show your seniority progression through the years? I know some other airlines have this and trying to determine how mine would look down the road. I'm currently 28 and have a class in the next few months. Are the numbers on APC accurate as far as retirement goes? Is there a better way I can calculate it?
You’ll need to login with an active SWA pilot’s last name and employee number though to get access to
the features on there and even then the forecasted numbers will be based off of that person’s seniority and not yours.
01-02-2022 | 07:43 AM
#363
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Swapa has a seniority forecast app you will be able to use once you’re on property and my seniority.com is a webpage that shows future progression as well with some cool features as well but you’ll need a login for both.
01-02-2022 | 08:03 AM
#365
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01-02-2022 | 08:16 AM
#366
Gets Weekend Reserve
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From: B737CA
Add monthly premiums + deductibles + copays and see what works out better.
End up in the hospital, and I’ll take the Regular Plan any day of the week.
Been on Regular Plan since Day 1 and no plans on leaving it.
Don’t get suckered by life insurance offers on other plans - keep your primary life insurance separate from Southwest for if something happens and you run out of sick leave, and die while out, your widow(er) gets nothing from the company’s life insurance.
01-02-2022 | 08:21 AM
#367
Gets Weekends Off
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Regular Plan works well for everyone. Even those with huge preventive outlays come out ahead. The big ones are having a kid (newborn care in hospital not covered) and colonoscopy. Breast cancer imaging would probably be a distant third. Those you may have to budget for, but zero premiums can buy a lot of that stuff and you will come out well ahead on everything else.
01-02-2022 | 08:41 AM
#368
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01-02-2022 | 09:12 AM
#369
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Does Southwest have a way you can enter in your age and start date and show your seniority progression through the years? I know some other airlines have this and trying to determine how mine would look down the road. I'm currently 28 and have a class in the next few months. Are the numbers on APC accurate as far as retirement goes? Is there a better way I can calculate it?
01-02-2022 | 09:13 AM
#370
weekends off? Nope...
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it’s good for everyone unless you’ve got a kid with autism…that’s one of the bigger conditions that is not covered.
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