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#6861
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2013
Position: 73N FO
Posts: 118
No worries. I was just trying to be funny. Good luck.
#6862
#6863
I've just noticed how quickly things can devolve on here from perceived slights so I wanted to correct myself.
We poolies REALLY appreciate the work you're putting into that spreadsheet...I expect that it's like herding cats, especially when people don't pay it forward by coming up on the net when they get the call.
Thanks again and I can't wait to start!
We poolies REALLY appreciate the work you're putting into that spreadsheet...I expect that it's like herding cats, especially when people don't pay it forward by coming up on the net when they get the call.
Thanks again and I can't wait to start!
#6867
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2014
Posts: 679
How fast will you move up in seniority?
What kind of flying do you want to do?
Do you want to sit on reserve?
Are you willing to take aircraft A and be in your desired base immediately, or would you rather take aircraft B, and wait a few months to get your desired base?
In reality, you can't pick a bad airplane. The seat lock is only 12 months. A year from now, you will be able to hold any base (except maybe MSP) and pretty much any airplane (ex 777, 747, A350).
Welcome to Delta. Training is great and goes by pretty fast.
#6868
Those percentages usually work out, but sometimes they don't. In the 4 Apr class of 35 guys there are currently 5 people (and there might end up being more) with 90 or higher.
#6870
So do we call you "Plug" now or later? And is there some kind of DAL tradition where the plug gets a party thrown in his honor or everyone above you puts cash in a hat for you? I've heard stories that at the AF Academy, upon graduation/commissioning the very LOWEST/last academically-ranked cadet gets a pile of money from all the cadets above them.
IMO you deserve something for your statistical misfortune.
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