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MileHigh727 10-20-2012 08:35 AM

I am a 2X L-UAL furloughee considering retirement from the military and taking a position on the L-CAL side of the house. My goal is to eventually get back to Denver. Can anyone provide info on L-CAL plans to base B-737s out of DEN? Lowest seniority in DEN? Ability to commute from DEN to IAH or EWR with 12 years credit on the standby list? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ottopilot 10-20-2012 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by MileHigh727 (Post 1279956)
I am a 2X L-UAL furloughee considering retirement from the military and taking a position on the L-CAL side of the house. My goal is to eventually get back to Denver. Can anyone provide info on L-CAL plans to base B-737s out of DEN? Lowest seniority in DEN? Ability to commute from DEN to IAH or EWR with 12 years credit on the standby list? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The B737 is based in Denver with 77 FO's. The junior guy is #4730's.

Old UCAL CA 10-20-2012 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by Ottopilot (Post 1279981)
The B737 is based in Denver with 77 FO's. The junior guy is #4730's.

I'm only showing 34 737 DEN FO's staffed for the month of November with a system seniority range of 1146/4072?

IADBLRJ41 10-20-2012 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by Old UCAL CA (Post 1279986)
I'm only showing 34 737 DEN FO's staffed for the month of November with a system seniority range of 1146/4072?


How about ORD? Is that hard to be awarded for a newhire?

Ottopilot 10-20-2012 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by Old UCAL CA (Post 1279986)
I'm only showing 34 737 DEN FO's staffed for the month of November with a system seniority range of 1146/4072?

Monthly bid vs perm bid. The base is still new.

Ottopilot 10-20-2012 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by IADBLRJ41 (Post 1279993)
How about ORD? Is that hard to be awarded for a newhire?

ORD is more junior than DEN, but there has to be a vacancy to be awarded the base. It's small, so it's difficult to get.

IADBLRJ41 10-20-2012 11:27 AM

Thanks Ottopilot


Originally Posted by Ottopilot (Post 1279996)
ORD is more junior than DEN, but there has to be a vacancy to be awarded the base. It's small, so it's difficult to get.


workingforfree 10-20-2012 12:05 PM


Originally Posted by IADBLRJ41 (Post 1279993)
How about ORD? Is that hard to be awarded for a newhire?

For now yes, post JCBA, hopefully not!

MileHigh727 10-21-2012 04:46 AM

Otto Pilot,

Thanks for the info on DEN. Does L-CAL have time restrictions on transferring from a newly assigned base, e.g. IAH or EWR? Any info on how difficult the commute is from DEN to IAH or EWR?

TacoTurbine 10-21-2012 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by MileHigh727 (Post 1279956)
I am a 2X L-UAL furloughee considering retirement from the military and taking a position on the L-CAL side of the house. My goal is to eventually get back to Denver. Can anyone provide info on L-CAL plans to base B-737s out of DEN? Lowest seniority in DEN? Ability to commute from DEN to IAH or EWR with 12 years credit on the standby list? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

According what we were told in class last week by manpower at LCAL, Denver likely to at least double in size on the next bid. ORD to grow too. IAH EWR status quo. Possible continued increases for LAX.

Also for those SFO minded among us, SFO 737 very likely next bid. No details available, but, "Big long term commitment of resources" targeted for SFO if "real estate" can be secured...read: additional gate space?. Go Giants!


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