New Hire Questions
#331
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I know quite a few people now that have offers at United and at least 2 other legacy/majors airlines (usually FedEx and/or Southwest or Delta). I think that United knows this and they they are not going to get everyone to come to class that they give a CJO to.
As of now, I think the wait time is 6 weeks.
As of now, I think the wait time is 6 weeks.
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#334
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Commuting app
Is there an app that aids in quickly seeing flights to/from as well as the load factors?
Are there any easy commutes from SFO/LAX to a lower cost of living location on the west coast? For example LAS/RNO/SLC/BOI/DEN.
How long until one can hold DEN?
Thank you.
Are there any easy commutes from SFO/LAX to a lower cost of living location on the west coast? For example LAS/RNO/SLC/BOI/DEN.
How long until one can hold DEN?
Thank you.
#335
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Yes...it's called staff traveler. Give you detailed loads for any airline.
#336
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For commute, consider looking for a highly competitive ULCC route and just buy tickets
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#338
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I’m a driver and live in Sac, but as related by folks I fly with, there is no perfect commute to SFO. Someone living in each May chime in, but here’s what I hear.
Like someone else said, with the hiring, the “how long” question is unanswerable. I’d say not long. If DEN is your thing, I think all of those places are better to Denver commuters than SFO (except maybe LAS). There are huge advantages to being SFO based if you’re not tied to any place, but those quickly evaporate when you’re not in driving distance.
Are there any easy commutes from SFO/LAX to a lower cost of living location on the west coast? For example
LAS-plenty of commuters but plenty of frequency, also lots of flights to the other Bay Area airports, so probably the best flying commute.
RNO-Quite a few, and senior, commuters there. Very seasonal service as well including a lot of UAX. Not totally stress free, but not terrible. On the plus side, you can drive if needed.
SLC-Decent frequency and a smaller number of commuters.
BOI-A few commuters, but mostly express flying, so several guys I know have to two-leg it on occasion.
DEN-TON of commuters. With the prudent commuter policy, I don’t hear of guys not making it, but there are many, especially Junior, who have to go to their backup.
LAS-plenty of commuters but plenty of frequency, also lots of flights to the other Bay Area airports, so probably the best flying commute.
RNO-Quite a few, and senior, commuters there. Very seasonal service as well including a lot of UAX. Not totally stress free, but not terrible. On the plus side, you can drive if needed.
SLC-Decent frequency and a smaller number of commuters.
BOI-A few commuters, but mostly express flying, so several guys I know have to two-leg it on occasion.
DEN-TON of commuters. With the prudent commuter policy, I don’t hear of guys not making it, but there are many, especially Junior, who have to go to their backup.
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ALPA app shows flights but not loads
#340
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I felt like a totally bombed the interview. There was 1 question I know I got wrong and a couple more I thought I could’ve answered better. I also was dying from allergies and worried they might think I have COVID. But I got the CJO.
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