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11-05-2018 | 04:59 PM
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11-06-2018 | 08:06 AM
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11-07-2018 | 10:26 AM
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Get me outta here...
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For those in the know...
Why is LAX 756 Captain so much more senior than LAX 737 Captain?
What I hear from from others is "essentially the same pay"... "West coast 757 flying is not near a good as the 737 flying"... "I'd rather go to Hawaii in the 737 than EWR in the 757 for the same pay"...etc....
While the aircraft certainly has a roomier cockpit and nice to fly (according to those that have), how does that account for such a steep difference in Captain seniority between the fleets?
Why is LAX 756 Captain so much more senior than LAX 737 Captain?
What I hear from from others is "essentially the same pay"... "West coast 757 flying is not near a good as the 737 flying"... "I'd rather go to Hawaii in the 737 than EWR in the 757 for the same pay"...etc....
While the aircraft certainly has a roomier cockpit and nice to fly (according to those that have), how does that account for such a steep difference in Captain seniority between the fleets?
11-07-2018 | 11:41 AM
#68
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For those in the know...
Why is LAX 756 Captain so much more senior than LAX 737 Captain?
What I hear from from others is "essentially the same pay"... "West coast 757 flying is not near a good as the 737 flying"... "I'd rather go to Hawaii in the 737 than EWR in the 757 for the same pay"...etc....
While the aircraft certainly has a roomier cockpit and nice to fly (according to those that have), how does that account for such a steep difference in Captain seniority between the fleets?
Why is LAX 756 Captain so much more senior than LAX 737 Captain?
What I hear from from others is "essentially the same pay"... "West coast 757 flying is not near a good as the 737 flying"... "I'd rather go to Hawaii in the 737 than EWR in the 757 for the same pay"...etc....
While the aircraft certainly has a roomier cockpit and nice to fly (according to those that have), how does that account for such a steep difference in Captain seniority between the fleets?
11-07-2018 | 12:14 PM
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Get me outta here...
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I've looked at the lines, and there are plenty of 737 and 756 trips that are 1-2 legs per day.
I'm sure the 737 has an average of more legs per day, but I find it hard to believe that creates a difference of 2500 numbers of seniority when it is possible to get trips that fly 1-2 legs per day on the 737.
Terrain Inop, are you on the 756 and is that why you did it?
I'm sure the 737 has an average of more legs per day, but I find it hard to believe that creates a difference of 2500 numbers of seniority when it is possible to get trips that fly 1-2 legs per day on the 737.
Terrain Inop, are you on the 756 and is that why you did it?
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