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Rawhide51 02-19-2020 09:09 AM


Originally Posted by Deliriousblue (Post 2979541)
Of the 10 Airbus, how many went to SFO?

I'm not sure. Of the 10 airbus spots, it looks like they had their choice of either SFO or EWR.

Dream 02-19-2020 10:04 AM

So what is the average age of the new hires? Youngest?

pilotgolfer 02-19-2020 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by Dream (Post 2979795)
So what is the average age of the new hires? Youngest?

35/23.....my guess only.

Big Perm 02-20-2020 10:37 AM

My class 18 months ago was 26 youngest, 42 average.

C5Drvr 02-21-2020 10:39 AM

Amy more word on class dates in late March or early April?

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cadetdrivr 02-21-2020 11:35 AM


Originally Posted by C5Drvr (Post 2981060)
Amy more word on class dates in late March or early April?

Nope.

You can rest assured that those will be posted here about two minutes after they are released. UAL has typically been releasing dates about a month in advance so stay tuned.

C5Drvr 02-22-2020 06:18 PM


Originally Posted by cadetdrivr (Post 2981101)
Nope.



You can rest assured that those will be posted here about two minutes after they are released. UAL has typically been releasing dates about a month in advance so stay tuned.

After that strange email they sent out two weeks ago, I didnt know if anyone kn the inside had any additional information.

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texaspropguy 02-24-2020 03:21 PM

Noticed a couple guys must have gotten IAH 73 out of new hire back in nov/dec. They just got stuffed down by 25 bid awardees for March. Probably going to still be faster for the guys starting 75 that want IAH to bid 73 at yr 2.

Dakemesh 02-26-2020 06:45 AM


Originally Posted by Rawhide51 (Post 2979397)
Looks like 20 in today's class. 10 airbus slots and 10 to the 756.

I may have missed it somewhere, but how does it work these days? When you start class do you bid what you want (hope) from everything just in case, or do they say, "This is what's available, pick from this only." and you bid for only those airframes and bases according to class seniority?

I only just got my CJO back on the 6th, and Pre-COVID they were saying late-spring/early-summer class for me, so no big rush, just curious. Thanks!

MiLa 02-26-2020 07:30 AM


Originally Posted by Dakemesh (Post 2984442)
I may have missed it somewhere, but how does it work these days? When you start class do you bid what you want (hope) from everything just in case, or do they say, "This is what's available, pick from this only." and you bid for only those airframes and bases according to class seniority?

I only just got my CJO back on the 6th, and Pre-COVID they were saying late-spring/early-summer class for me, so no big rush, just curious. Thanks!

Each class will have a specific allocation of must-fill slots. You can pretty much expect a mix of A320, B737, and B756 on the coasts, however there aren’t always all three airframes available in each class. As soon as you’re on property, you’ll have the ability to bid in any vacancy bids that occur... There are also seat locks A320 and B737 can’t bid the opposite airframe for 2 years and could only bid up to 756. If awarded 756 can’t bid down to 320 or 737 for 2 years.


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