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DG1000 03-02-2015 10:25 AM

March 31st class
 
I'm in.

8 737-SFO
2 A320-IAH

App submitted May 2012. Emailed to take Hogan early Dec 2014. Called for interview mid-Dec. Interviewed Jan 27th. CJO Feb 4th.

14,000 TT
10,000 TPIC
Current 737CA (overseas)
1 job fair so long ago I can't remember
1 internal rec
44 yrs young

reelbigchair 03-02-2015 10:46 AM

March 31st class
 
Really small class, and the first one in a while with no 756 and no EWR. Congrats though!


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ChiSox72 03-02-2015 11:04 AM

Congrats!

If I may, were you called about the class today?

Thanks!
CS72

DG1000 03-02-2015 11:06 AM


Originally Posted by ChiSox72 (Post 1835448)
Congrats!

If I may, were you called about the class today?

Thanks!
CS72

Actually I was emailed 2/27 for the 3/24 class but I can't get back from overseas in enough time to get the drug screening done so was placed in the 3/31 class.

DG1000 03-02-2015 11:11 AM


Originally Posted by reelbigchair (Post 1835429)
Really small class, and the first one in a while with no 756 and no EWR. Congrats though!


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Well of course the email said "classes aren't totally set in stone"

29 days is ages for things to change!

ChiSox72 03-02-2015 12:13 PM

Thank you, kindly, for the information. Hoping to join you in that class!

CS72

FMS DR 03-02-2015 01:13 PM

DG1000 - I sent you a private msg.

mjliller 03-02-2015 01:33 PM

I think you interviewed same day as me. You are in Japan, right? I walked in while you were waiting for panel. No call for me yet, but hoping for that 31 Mar class.

Shrek 03-02-2015 02:22 PM

Welcome Half-Wingers - first round and dinner is on me :)

carbonss 03-02-2015 02:23 PM

For those lucky people who get a class date, how is seniority determined within your class, SS number or age?

ox999 03-02-2015 02:50 PM

Once in class, seniority and base/aircraft choice is based on date of birth.

Scrappy 03-02-2015 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by Shrek (Post 1835578)
Welcome Half-Wingers - first round and dinner is on me :)

Shrek are you a Capt now? Just curious.

DG1000 03-02-2015 05:18 PM


Originally Posted by mjliller (Post 1835545)
I think you interviewed same day as me. You are in Japan, right? I walked in while you were waiting for panel. No call for me yet, but hoping for that 31 Mar class.

Yeah, thats me! Glad you got the offer as well!

DG1000 03-02-2015 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by Shrek (Post 1835578)
Welcome Half-Wingers - first round and dinner is on me :)

I've got an ALPA battle star actually.

Not sure if I'll wear it though. Free beer sounds nice...:rolleyes:

pilotgolfer 03-02-2015 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by Scrappy (Post 1835616)
Shrek are you a Capt now? Just curious.

He's an 07...lots of new hires on the 76T and 756. Nothing wrong with a non-Captain carrying on the tradition.

Scrappy 03-02-2015 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by pilotgolfer (Post 1835703)
He's an 07...lots of new hires on the 76T and 756. Nothing wrong with a non-Captain carrying on the tradition.

Didn't know there was a "tradition." :confused: Happy to buy a beer once in a while, especially for a bro, but didn't know there were certain "rules" for FO or Capt. I don't know the guy or his hire date, that's why I was asking him. Again, was just curious.

pilotgolfer 03-02-2015 07:02 PM


Originally Posted by Scrappy (Post 1835723)
Didn't know there was a "tradition." :confused: Happy to buy a beer once in a while, especially for a bro, but didn't know there were certain "rules" for FO or Capt. I don't know the guy or his hire date, that's why I was asking him. Again, was just curious.

By tradition...I meant half wingers not having to buy beer during their first year. Many half wingers have never had to pull their wallets out on an overnight....or that's how it used to be.

I was just pointing out that on the augmented crews...if the Captain isn't out with you, it's great if the other FO picks up the slack and treats the half winger.

Scrappy 03-02-2015 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by pilotgolfer (Post 1835729)
By tradition...I meant half wingers not having to buy beer during their first year. Many half wingers have never had to pull their wallets out on an overnight....or that's how it used to be.

I was just pointing out that on the augmented crews...if the Captain isn't out with you, it's great if the other FO picks up the slack and treats the half winger.

I can see buying a beer for the other guy/gal once in a while if you're also an FO. Always buying? No. Buying dinner as well? Nope, sorry. But certainly happy to get the first round on occasion.

pilotgolfer 03-02-2015 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by Scrappy (Post 1835734)
I can see buying a beer for the other guy/gal once in a while if you're also an FO. Always buying? No. Buying dinner as well? Nope, sorry. But certainly happy to get the first round on occasion.

To each, their own.

LivinTheDream28 03-02-2015 07:20 PM

I certainly never expected it and always offered to pay, but I think I bought 1 or 2 meals my entire first year at United. The EWR 320 guys were very generous in that regard. It certainly has inspired me to do the same when I'm in that position. Either way, welcome to all the new guys! I wish you all a great career here.

Scrappy 03-02-2015 07:34 PM


Originally Posted by pilotgolfer (Post 1835736)
To each, their own.

Of course. Not debating that at all. As an FO buying another FO a European dinner for 25 euro after a beer and a meal "always" is a little stretch, sorry.

My main gist was trying to figure out what the "tradition" is with these certain rules. Not slamming it, just trying to figure out where Shrek was coming from.

Like the poster said prior to me, when I was a new-hire, I was also gracious when a Capt bought me a beer, or even a meal. However, it was never mandatory with certain rules and I don't think it should be.

As you said, each to their own.

nopac6 03-03-2015 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by pilotgolfer (Post 1835729)
By tradition...I meant half wingers not having to buy beer during their first year. Many half wingers have never had to pull their wallets out on an overnight....or that's how it used to be.

I was just pointing out that on the augmented crews...if the Captain isn't out with you, it's great if the other FO picks up the slack and treats the half winger.

You're absolutely right p4g. It's really sad to see this tradition slipping away because guys are too cheap. Like you say, even it it's just two f/o's, it should still apply. The non-halfwing f/o is making way more than what the halfwinger is making. I guess people can always come up with an excuse for being cheap.

Hilltopper89 03-03-2015 11:59 AM


Originally Posted by LivinTheDream28 (Post 1835740)
I certainly never expected it and always offered to pay, but I think I bought 1 or 2 meals my entire first year at United. The EWR 320 guys were very generous in that regard. It certainly has inspired me to do the same when I'm in that position. Either way, welcome to all the new guys! I wish you all a great career here.

My first trip off IOE a couple years ago the 60+ yr old CA asked for separate checks on our first cheap dinner. I did not expect to be treated but found it kind of funny.

That said, even approaching 3rd year pay I have a lot of CAs who insist on buying at least one meal.

untied 03-04-2015 02:20 AM


Originally Posted by DG1000 (Post 1835683)
I've got an ALPA battle star actually.

Not sure if I'll wear it though. Free beer sounds nice...:rolleyes:

Please wear the half wing.

You are new to our culture, but a slick tie is highly offensive to a Legacy UAL guy (and more recently Legacy CAL guys too!)

DG1000 03-04-2015 03:38 AM


Originally Posted by untied (Post 1836553)
Please wear the half wing.

You are new to our culture, but a slick tie is highly offensive to a Legacy UAL guy (and more recently Legacy CAL guys too!)

Yes,but would I offend anyone by wearing my ALPA pin w/battle star instead of the half-wing?

And possibly short myself a free beer? Lol...

Terrain Inop 03-04-2015 04:27 AM


Originally Posted by DG1000 (Post 1836565)
Yes,but would I offend anyone by wearing my ALPA pin w/battle star instead of the half-wing?

And possibly short myself a free beer? Lol...

Half wing on your tie. Battle star on your jacket lapel. They'll cover that on the on the second afternoon in indoc.

djepage 03-04-2015 02:36 PM

I'm in....got call today. Class is 10 deep and same drop as DG reported. I offered to slide +\- if it meant 757 but was told no 75s in new future as of now

Shrek 03-04-2015 03:43 PM


Originally Posted by Scrappy (Post 1835616)
Shrek are you a Capt now? Just curious.

No and won't be for awhile - just picking up the slack for the other cPTs that won't.

Shrek 03-04-2015 03:45 PM


Originally Posted by LivinTheDream28 (Post 1835740)
I certainly never expected it and always offered to pay, but I think I bought 1 or 2 meals my entire first year at United. The EWR 320 guys were very generous in that regard. It certainly has inspired me to do the same when I'm in that position. Either way, welcome to all the new guys! I wish you all a great career here.

That is awesome to hear - we have hope yet :)

mjliller 03-04-2015 05:35 PM

I am in too. Same as above with no 75s and no Newark.

Monkeyfly 03-04-2015 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by DG1000 (Post 1836565)
Yes,but would I offend anyone by wearing my ALPA pin w/battle star instead of the half-wing?

And possibly short myself a free beer? Lol...

Ill buy you a round for being a fellow glider pilot:)


Welcome new hires to SFO!

propfails2FX 03-06-2015 06:02 PM


Originally Posted by Monkeyfly (Post 1837263)
Ill buy you a round for being a fellow glider pilot:)


Welcome new hires to SFO!

Monkeyfly, PM sent.

Glad to see some more new hires getting SFO!

Guppy folks, PM me if you want a post BI / pre-initial study plan.

Spoiler alert! Not the same TK BI Kumbaya vibe down here in IAH. Don't be surprised if seasoned LUAL or LCAL pilots don't share the same stoke you have leaving indoc. Not a depressed atmosphere at all, just more even keeled. One on one, veterans appear appreciative of the new hire enthusiasm.

God Save The Ball!

djepage 03-11-2015 12:08 PM

Updated class drop...now 22 slots
14 756 EWR
2 320 IAH
6 737 EWR

cptslewis 03-11-2015 05:13 PM

Always late to the party but I am in too.

App in early 2013. Job fair fall 2014. Hogan late December. Interview late January. Offer first week of Feb.

11 year 121
5 years Part 119(C.P., D.O)
Check Airman
6000 hrs TT
4000 hrs 121 TPIC
34 y/o

Are we sure on new class drop? I got called on Monday and was told class was full w/ only 10 and original drop of 8 - 737 SFO and 2 - 320 IAH. And they added another 10 today?

djepage 03-11-2015 05:58 PM

Got updated email this AM

Shifty 03-12-2015 09:18 AM

I'm in!
I got the call today. Dec 28th email, Jan 5th hogan email, called Jan 6th for interview, Interviewed first week in Feb, CJO Feb 12.
Cage consulting
Lots of TT
Lots of pic
Lots of types
Some college
40 yrs old
See you guys Monday night with Angie or Tuesday morning!

djepage 03-12-2015 10:00 AM

Congrats shifty

bigboeings 03-12-2015 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by Shifty (Post 1841661)
I'm in!
I got the call today. Dec 28th email, Jan 5th hogan email, called Jan 6th for interview, Interviewed first week in Feb, CJO Feb 12.
Cage consulting
Lots of TT
Lots of pic
Lots of types
Some college
40 yrs old
See you guys Monday night with Angie or Tuesday morning!

What day did you interview shifty? I interviewed on Feb 5th, am hoping for the 14th class.

Shifty 03-12-2015 11:32 AM

You may get the 7th! I was Monday.

bigboeings 03-12-2015 12:52 PM


Originally Posted by Shifty (Post 1841762)
You may get the 7th! I was Monday.

Wow thanks things are moving fast. Congrats.


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