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01-13-2023, 01:48 PM

#61

ItnStln

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Originally Posted by Gilligan13

For those who are asking about FedEx mosey over to the cargo forum. Things are not looking good at FedEx for the long term. The 2019 rumors are back.

What were the 2019 rumors?

01-13-2023, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JayRalstonSmith

And yet they’re all widebodies. I know your only experience is MSFS but you do know the definition right?

and I’m the on splitting hairs 😂

So why are some widebody capt spots going to new hires and some taking 20 years to be the plug?

01-13-2023, 02:44 PM

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So why are some widebody capt spots going to new hires and some taking 20 years to be the plug?

76-400 pays WB. 76-300 pays barely better then a 737.

01-13-2023, 07:42 PM

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76-400 pays WB. 76-300 pays barely better than a 737.

True. Bummer there’s only 21 of those vs 45 767-300s

01-14-2023, 06:16 AM

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Or course. Delta is a top tier career destination. A more appropriate question is: leave United for Jet Blue? Jet Blue's current rates are approximately equal to United and they have a better reserve system. Their new TA/extension places them squarely above United in terms of pay without compromising scope or work rules. If you have one or more recent DUIs and feel trapped at United you might consider Spirit too, to ride the JB merger. If Delta is really your goal, and it's good to have goals, don't discount that Delta hires more pilots from Spirit/JB than United.

01-14-2023, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Simpsons

I left Delta in just under a year to come to UA. As a ~30 year old the seniority progression was about equal.

How did you like the move?

What's the latest number on the seniority list at UA, is it past 15000? Are the retirement numbers listed on APC still accurate?

And thanks for all the inputs! Always interesting hearing other opinions. General conscience in me tells me its probably best to stay put.

01-14-2023, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Simpsons

I left Delta in just under a year to come to UA. As a ~30 year old the seniority progression was about equal.

If don't mind me asking how was the move/transition?
Whats the latest total seniority at UA, is it past 15000? Are the retirement numbers listed on APC 2023+ still accurate?

And thanks for everyones input! Always interesting hearing other opinions. My general conscious after talking with family its probably best just to stay put.

01-18-2023, 02:48 PM

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Highest current seniority number is 157XX, although that includes some folks who have retired or are inactive. Looks like roughly one retirement per day this year, steadily increasing to a peak of 700 per year from 2028-2031. 7500+ retirements (half the current list) by the end of 2036.