Anchorage Seniority & Projected Movement?
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It really depends on if they do more CA vacancies. My guess is it heavily relies on what happens with the Max deliveries.
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It may have for a class or two? When I was hired it was a 1 year wait that gradually decreased to about 8 months until the pandemic. 2018-2019. I wouldn't pin someone's hopes on an anomoly that occured for 1 maybe 2 classes at most. SFO is going to be the junior base for a long time and it's going to be exacerbated by UAL.
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It may have for a class or two? When I was hired it was a 1 year wait that gradually decreased to about 8 months until the pandemic. 2018-2019. I wouldn't pin someone's hopes on an anomoly that occured for 1 maybe 2 classes at most. SFO is going to be the junior base for a long time and it's going to be exacerbated by UAL.
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