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Meme In Command 07-19-2023 02:38 PM


Originally Posted by samimifs (Post 3669141)
that’s literally what I just asked above xD I think the answer is maybe, you can move bases as long as you can hold it in whatever other base but there might be a gap between once you convert from your original award and the time you convert from your second award. If that makes sense

Lol whoops. Didn't click in my dome when I read it :D

interceptorpilo 07-19-2023 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by PilotBases (Post 3668960)
Good chunk of hypothetical movement for a monthly bid

ATL Captain and Widebody FO went pretty senior.

Gone Flying 07-19-2023 05:36 PM


Originally Posted by interceptorpilo (Post 3669219)
ATL Captain and Widebody FO went pretty senior.

ATL 717A went to to 13,5XX, 84% company wide.

ATL 7ER A was 11,2XX, 70%

interceptorpilo 07-19-2023 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by Gone Flying (Post 3669223)
ATL 717A went to to 13,5XX, 84% company wide.

ATL 7ER A was 11,2XX, 70%

ATL 320 A 75xx
ATL 330 B 80xx
ATL 350 B 70xx

So are we both right?

Gunfighter 07-19-2023 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by interceptorpilo (Post 3669219)
ATL Captain and Widebody FO went pretty senior.

ATL WB FO were only contingent vacancies, which always go senior. Company wide there were only 18 WB FO positions and zero on the A350.

Gone Flying 07-19-2023 06:44 PM


Originally Posted by interceptorpilo (Post 3669233)
ATL 320 A 75xx
ATL 330 B 80xx
ATL 350 B 70xx

So are we both right?

fair enough. Definitely the 737/320 tend to be going more senior. Along with WBB, 717 and ER seem to be outliers. 717 makes sense, ER less so.

higney85 07-19-2023 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by Gunfighter (Post 3669241)
ATL WB FO were only contingent vacancies, which always go senior. Company wide there were only 18 WB FO positions and zero on the A350.

very senior. I have a layered bid walking down from 60% to 80% of 330B, intertwined by 350B to 80%, (whichever hits higher) followed by ATL 320B @80% as a bottom end, with only those 3 options at the end. At 22% in 320B, nothing on mock. Maybe the final will hit. Seniority rules but that seems to sit much higher than than the past MOABS, even with current seniority hitting points down the line. Only looking at ATL based on commute.

so this highlights the point that ATL remains senior.

Alexander12 07-19-2023 07:58 PM

Any idea what seniority percentage you’d need to hold Christmas and other holidays off reliably? I thinking under 60% but that’s just a wag. Thanks all

schwifty 07-19-2023 08:41 PM


Originally Posted by Alexander12 (Post 3669275)
Any idea what seniority percentage you’d need to hold Christmas and other holidays off reliably? I thinking under 60% but that’s just a wag. Thanks all

Hard to tell and it probably varies by category. Is there a way to view wide reports more than 3 months after? The new holiday pay rules certainly seemed to make it easier for lesser holidays, wonder if they'll have any affect on Thanksgiving or Christmas?

FangsF15 07-20-2023 01:10 AM


Originally Posted by schwifty (Post 3669286)
Hard to tell and it probably varies by category. Is there a way to view wide reports more than 3 months after? The new holiday pay rules certainly seemed to make it easier for lesser holidays, wonder if they'll have any affect on Thanksgiving or Christmas?

Holiday Pay will greatly change the game (as it did on admittedly “lesser” holidays already), especially since both the 24th and 25th get extra. By how much is the question…


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