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#2961
badflaps,
Thirty years ago, I showed up at EAL training and asked where was my rental car and why did I have to pay for the Viscount on 36th Street. Seems airlines pay only when held up at gunpoint. Corporates expect two things: car and hotel; per diem is actual expenses. OTOH, the long term might be better.
GF
Thirty years ago, I showed up at EAL training and asked where was my rental car and why did I have to pay for the Viscount on 36th Street. Seems airlines pay only when held up at gunpoint. Corporates expect two things: car and hotel; per diem is actual expenses. OTOH, the long term might be better.
GF
#2962
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Position: retired 767(dl)
Posts: 5,761
badflaps,
Thirty years ago, I showed up at EAL training and asked where was my rental car and why did I have to pay for the Viscount on 36th Street. Seems airlines pay only when held up at gunpoint. Corporates expect two things: car and hotel; per diem is actual expenses. OTOH, the long term might be better.
GF
Thirty years ago, I showed up at EAL training and asked where was my rental car and why did I have to pay for the Viscount on 36th Street. Seems airlines pay only when held up at gunpoint. Corporates expect two things: car and hotel; per diem is actual expenses. OTOH, the long term might be better.
GF
#2963
On Reserve
Joined APC: Sep 2014
Posts: 11
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CJO a few weeks ago, then put into psych holding pattern until today, got the good news, probably December class. Very excited. Can someone tell me what all the aircraft types at each domicile are? I have gathered bits and pieces, but I don't think I have the full picture. (I also know this is ever changing info)
#2964
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Position: retired 767(dl)
Posts: 5,761
CJO a few weeks ago, then put into psych holding pattern until today, got the good news, probably December class. Very excited. Can someone tell me what all the aircraft types at each domicile are? I have gathered bits and pieces, but I don't think I have the full picture. (I also know this is ever changing info)
#2966
Moderator
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: DAL 330
Posts: 7,014
With the hiring at 100+/month the time to hold any base is coming down quickly. At the current pace of hiring I would say new hires can probably get to any base except SEA in less than 6 months - provided that they are not seat-locked out of that base.
SEA currently has no narrow-body equipment and so it might take a little longer.
It is conceivable in 6 months that new-hires could be coming to the west coast out of training.
Scoop
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