Originally Posted by FlexManFlex
(Post 3669053)
With the new planes next year the time to hold a WB will get less and less I think. It will however take a new hire today 8-10 years and that’s including the new planes. Did you see how many ATL CAs took the 350B? Almost every opening on the ATL350B was taken by current CAs. That’s crazy
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Originally Posted by lake
(Post 3669079)
If your a senior wide body B, it's a very good place to hang out for awhile. Great schedules, first up for long GS and get bought off some trips.
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Originally Posted by Meme In Command
(Post 3669082)
I thought WB FO's didn't get bought off, that the senior FO just gets another break because the LCA has to stay in the flight deck with the OE pilot.
-if it’s OE and the student has ever been qualified on the 7ER or the -400 at DL in either seat the senior FO gets bought . -If it’s a theater qual for a CA the senior FO is usually bough off. but if the student is new to the fleet it goes out as a 4 pilot flight with the breaks getting split in half instead of 3rds if it’s a 4 pilot flight the senior FO is bought off regardless (330/350 only, no 4 pilot stuff on 767s except training) |
Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 3669087)
not sure on other fleets, but for the ER on a 3 pilot flight
-if it’s OE and the student has ever been qualified on the 7ER or the -400 at DL in either seat the senior FO gets bought . -If it’s a theater qual for a CA the senior FO is usually bough off. but if the student is new to the fleet it goes out as a 4 pilot flight with the breaks getting split in half instead of 3rds if it’s a 4 pilot flight the senior FO is bought off regardless (330/350 only, no 4 pilot stuff on 767s except training) question: if I get awarded 220A nyc on this bid, can I bid again next month and get awarded 220A in SEA? And by the time I’m done with training just start out in sea instead of what I was originally awarded on this bid which is the 220 nyc |
Originally Posted by samimifs
(Post 3669130)
question: if I get awarded 220A nyc on this bid, can I bid again next month and get awarded 220A in SEA? And by the time I’m done with training just start out in sea instead of what I was originally awarded on this bid which is the 220 nyc
yes a category freeze does not restrict your ability to change bases on the same aircraft and seat. maybe, it depends when your training is scheduled and when you convert from NYC220 to SEA220 and more importantly if you even get SEA220A on the next bid. as always BWYWWWYB. I would not bid NYC220A unless I was ok getting stuck there for the duration of my seat lock and then some. |
Originally Posted by samimifs
(Post 3669130)
question: if I get awarded 220A nyc on this bid, can I bid again next month and get awarded 220A in SEA? And by the time I’m done with training just start out in sea instead of what I was originally awarded on this bid which is the 220 nyc
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Say I got LAX7ERA this bid as my first upgrade with a projected training date of Nov 1st. can I bid in the Aug and/or Sep AE's and get awarded something else while I await training for a previous award? Trying to understand how this multiple AE award contract thing works.
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Originally Posted by Jaxs170
(Post 3669133)
It's possible, but there is no way to know how quickly you will move from NYC to SEA.
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Originally Posted by Meme In Command
(Post 3669137)
Say I got LAX7ERA this bid as my first upgrade with a projected training date of Nov 1st. can I bid in the Aug and/or Sep AE's and get awarded something else while I await training for a previous award? Trying to understand how this multiple AE award contract thing works.
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Originally Posted by Meme In Command
(Post 3669137)
Say I got LAX7ERA this bid as my first upgrade with a projected training date of Nov 1st. can I bid in the Aug and/or Sep AE's and get awarded something else while I await training for a previous award? Trying to understand how this multiple AE award contract thing works.
if you take first upgrade on the 7ER in LA, you will have either a 1 or 2 year seat lock tacked on to the remainder of your NH category freeze depending on if you are currently a ER FO. (I’m assuming you were hired post Covid and still have a NH freeze based on your post history, if I’m wrong I apologize) but because of that freeze would be ineligible to bid for another aircraft/seat. |
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