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01-06-2022 | 05:09 AM

#401

Proximity

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Originally Posted by LuvsTacos

You cant compare this SWA to normal times SWA. It's a crap show for many reason right now. I expect 2023 to start to be a tad bit more "normal" again..

This is the new normal.

01-06-2022 | 05:10 AM

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DoNoHarm

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Originally Posted by Lonestarcaptain

Good advice for 2007. Worst advice for 2022. The airline of Herb is long gone. Apply at all the majors and pick the one that 1. Offers you a job and 2. Has a base you like.

The future of SWA is to be the worlds larges regional airline. Go to literally anywhere else and start cashing in CA pay 7-8 years ahead of anyone at SWA. Bob Waltz and Alan are more than happy to sell out the legacy of Herb for a 2% bigger bonus.

Im not sure that I know anyone right now that has only 1 offer from a major/legacy airline unless that is all that they applied to. Most people are getting 3-4 calls within a few weeks of each other.

No need to just take the first offer anymore.

01-06-2022 | 05:26 AM

#403

ZapBrannigan

Furloughed Again?!

Joined: Aug 2007

Posts: 4,948

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From: Boeing 737

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Originally Posted by Fuseplug

Isn't that what we said about 2021?!

I don’t think anyone expected an even MORE transmissible strain of this bug that would result in exponential increases in sick calls. Never would’ve guessed the company would be offering pay incentives in January!

01-09-2022 | 08:00 AM

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Airlinepilot421

On Reserve

Joined: Aug 2021

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If one had offers at jetblue/spirit/southwest and wanted to be florida base for career, what would be the best option?

01-09-2022 | 08:15 AM

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Crockrocket95

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Originally Posted by Airlinepilot421

If one had offers at jetblue/spirit/southwest and wanted to be florida base for career, what would be the best option?

Here at LUV... you can probably hold MCO within 3-6 months after training if hiring continues at a decent pace. If it slows down. Its a forever wait. Ask me how I know.

If you want to upgrade into MCO, you're looking at probably 13-15 years and perpetual weekend reserve or weekend trips for a while as every senior pilot to you bids into MCO for the final 5 years of their career.