Prepare yourselves… 2023 AEs
#5171
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 5,042
That's pretty close to best case scenario. You were 26 and hired near the beginning of a wave. I might be misreading your tone, but you sound like you're bragging when you really got lucky. Not taking away from your hard work to get hired at 26, but nobody gets to choose when the wave happens.
#5172
TPA AME
To all my fellow delta commuters in the St Pete area…
help me find a good AME, please? Or at least ones known to avoid? New in these parts and don’t really want another astronaut physical.
thanks in advance.. I’ll hang up now and listen
pS - yes I checked search function here and elsewhere.. nothing nearly current for this area
help me find a good AME, please? Or at least ones known to avoid? New in these parts and don’t really want another astronaut physical.
thanks in advance.. I’ll hang up now and listen
pS - yes I checked search function here and elsewhere.. nothing nearly current for this area
#5173
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2015
Position: UNA
Posts: 4,681
My projection is 29 years without a merger. If that happens who knows how it will shake out.
#5175
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
Position: Big ones
Posts: 792
he’s not alone on that. And to be fair, he usually doesn’t start it from what I’ve seen. Anyway, it looks like the LCA train on the 320>7er based on the ae. Further, does anybody guess the over/under when the 7ER fleet reverts to 757 like the good old days.
#5176
Not really. I spent my first 5 years on reserve at the bottom of the list. I wouldn’t call that being hired at beginning of wave. Thanks to age 65 and the great recession. Could be worse. I managed to stay employed. The massive movement didn’t really happen until the last 2 years.
The massive movement you say didn’t happen? If I’m reading your timeline correctly I’m junior to you, and I moved up 2-3000 numbers prior to 2020, so if you sat plug somewhere you did that voluntarily.
Do you find that the other pilots you fly with read or look out the window a lot? Because you come across as someone who’d complain about the taxes on your lottery winnings. I’m not saying this is you but this is exactly as you come across.
#5177
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2015
Position: UNA
Posts: 4,681
Wow, hired at 26 and will have the opportunity to bid non plug captain seat anywhere in the company for 17 years, but you “had” to sit reserve for 5 years.
The massive movement you say didn’t happen? If I’m reading your timeline correctly I’m junior to you, and I moved up 2-3000 numbers prior to 2020, so if you sat plug somewhere you did that voluntarily.
Do you find that the other pilots you fly with read or look out the window a lot? Because you come across as someone who’d complain about the taxes on your lottery winnings. I’m not saying this is you but this is exactly as you come across.
The massive movement you say didn’t happen? If I’m reading your timeline correctly I’m junior to you, and I moved up 2-3000 numbers prior to 2020, so if you sat plug somewhere you did that voluntarily.
Do you find that the other pilots you fly with read or look out the window a lot? Because you come across as someone who’d complain about the taxes on your lottery winnings. I’m not saying this is you but this is exactly as you come across.
hockey was probably in or near the bottom 1,000 for 7 years.
#5178
Line Holder
Joined APC: Dec 2021
Posts: 94
2007 hires were indeed very Junior for a long time. Multiple displacements, Years on reserve. Those who grabbed the first upgrade available spent more years in the bottom 10% in bes, only to be displaced again during Covid back to the right seat. Only in the last 2-3 years has the Seniority train left the station. 07’s might be within reach of 330a later next year, but few will pull the trigger only to be right back at the bottom of bes again…for years & years.
#5179
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