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New Hire
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From: A320 FO
Not an exciting answer, but yes 737 is the fastest way to get there.
I believe the most junior guy on the July vacancy was hired early this year. Just know also if a vacancy popped up in a different aircraft and your seniority would hold DEN in that different type, you could always bid into the base that way (unless it was 737FO to A320FO or similar, going uphill in size or seat you won’t be seat locked).
I believe the most junior guy on the July vacancy was hired early this year. Just know also if a vacancy popped up in a different aircraft and your seniority would hold DEN in that different type, you could always bid into the base that way (unless it was 737FO to A320FO or similar, going uphill in size or seat you won’t be seat locked).
#3
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Joined: Mar 2018
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Fastest is a relative term. The 3 most junior FOs in DEN are on the bus. When the opportunity to move there via a vacancy bid or if there happens to be availability from the leftovers to new hires is a moving target. Either way, 320 or 737, you’ll will likely have the opportunity in short order.
#4
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Joined: May 2015
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From: 737 FO
I bid 73's LAX (10+ flights each day DEN LAX) at BI and then won DEN in the 1st vacancy bid. Started BI in Feb and got DEN in June. Still not OE complete so haven't had to commute yet, if that helps.
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exactly. sucks to be one of the ones they got done quick only to watch your below-G get worse as the people that have been getting 90 hours for sitting around finally slot in above you.
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