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Old 11-10-2023, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer
Thank you for a thoughtful and thorough reply. I remember this was a hot topic during contract negotiations. With the amount of provisions in 9-K, it seemed okay enough to pass. But since the company isn’t using 9-K, I wonder how the overall outlook on this by everyone is now?
I wouldn’t really know, but there is no real incentive for the company to offer the 9-K training footprint at the moment. If at some point there is, though, I’m sure someone will be bent out of shape over it.
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Originally Posted by ThumbsUp
I wouldn’t really know, but there is no real incentive for the company to offer the 9-K training footprint at the moment. If at some point there is, though, I’m sure someone will be bent out of shape over it.
Fair enough. Thanks, ThumbsUp
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Old 11-11-2023, 03:34 PM
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So if someone is awarded say Den 737 CA as a new hire is it automatic that they are DEN 737 FO till they meet the requirements to upgrade? Or is there a chance that someone who is awarded Den 737 CA might be trainned on a totally different aircraft until they can upgrade for example ORD 320 FO?
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Originally Posted by jungle driver
So if someone is awarded say Den 737 CA as a new hire is it automatic that they are DEN 737 FO till they meet the requirements to upgrade? Or is there a chance that someone who is awarded Den 737 CA might be trainned on a totally different aircraft until they can upgrade for example ORD 320 FO?
you get that base as an FO
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Old 11-12-2023, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by jungle driver
So if someone is awarded say Den 737 CA as a new hire is it automatic that they are DEN 737 FO till they meet the requirements to upgrade? Or is there a chance that someone who is awarded Den 737 CA might be trainned on a totally different aircraft until they can upgrade for example ORD 320 FO?
As Jtwift said you get the same base as an FO.

Interestingly with the vacancy bid open now they have a new process for those folks to bid for Laterals/upgrades. Don't figure any of them will be able to hold 756 Captain, but that has gone super junior ( I think even 1 unfilled once) so who knows.

For vacancy bidding now, any pilot that got a Captain slot as a new hire will be able to put in lateral requests for a different base as an FO and lateral/upgrade requests for a different base (or upgraded equipment) for their eventual CAP position.

So, let's say somebody who got EWR 737 Captain as their award in new hire really wanted IAH, but ORD would also be better than EWR. Since they are originally trained as a EWR 737 FO, they would be able to have a bid that shows:

IAH 737 CAP
ORD 737 CAP
IAH 737 FO
ORD 737 FO

Their FO lateral requests would be evaluated seperately from their CAP requests. They could theoretically get two "awards" on the vacancy bid, one for the remainder of their time flying as an FO and one for their eventual CAP assignment.

With the movement we have going right now, the folks that take a Captain assignment in new hire class may not ever fly as Captain out of the original base assigned, as many/most other bases we have are getting new vacancies assigned every month. Heck with the growth of MCO/TPA you may have some of the new hires from last week that got Captain slots flying as junior reserve Captains there by this time next year! While I wouldn't put any money on that, there has been a lot of movement in the last couple years that I would have gladly bet against two years ago, so who knows anymore!
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Old 11-12-2023, 06:42 AM
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how senior is IAD/DC ?
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Old 11-12-2023, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by bluepolarbear15
how senior is IAD/DC ?
more senior than SFO/EWR but not much

As for new hires somehow getting 756 CA slots ... that ship has sailed.

Junior guy is a 2020 hire and the rest of the 7.9 balls are 2019.
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Old 11-12-2023, 07:13 AM
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appreciate the info thank you!
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Old 11-14-2023, 11:40 AM
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Whats the current junior Captain number in each base for 737?
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Old 11-14-2023, 12:33 PM
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Whats the current junior Captain number in each base for 737?
With the exception of GUM & MCO, all of the junior 737 CA’s for Nov are about 13500.

GUM doesn’t have a number that provides any real information. MCO is around 12200.
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