United or Delta
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Delta, 100%. They will always make more, always have better work rules, better QOL, more affordable domiciles. About all UAL offers is more variety in WB flying, but even that gets old after a while. You’re mil so I assume you’ve made it around and value your time home more than anything else, well reserve goes senior at DAL. At United it’s a punishment.
Don’t let an MCO base tempt you. It’s a 737 base only, probably won’t be much more if it even survives the next down turn. It’s new, it’s small, it’s a trial run.
Don’t let an MCO base tempt you. It’s a 737 base only, probably won’t be much more if it even survives the next down turn. It’s new, it’s small, it’s a trial run.
Would seniority progression be worth considering or is it negligible given how much time I have left?
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Appreciate the response. Definitely a good point about MCO being new and a trial. It could go away…and with such a long time for my career who knows what could happen.
Would seniority progression be worth considering or is it negligible given how much time I have left?
Would seniority progression be worth considering or is it negligible given how much time I have left?
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At some point in his career maybe UA will have the fat contract first while DL waits. There are some great reasons to pick DL over UA and the other way around as well, but going to DL solely because they got their contract first in this cycle is myopic and dumb AF.
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Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA;[url=tel:3631376
3631376]Appreciate the response. Definitely a good point about MCO being new and a trial. It could go away…and with such a long time for my career who knows what could happen.
Would seniority progression be worth considering or is it negligible given how much time I have left?
Would seniority progression be worth considering or is it negligible given how much time I have left?
Stop looking for validation and pick one. You won’t know the real answer until the day after you retire anyway. You’re looking for a 100% positive answer, there isn’t one. Just like in life and aviation sometimes you have to make a choice on the best info at the time.
So you should probably go to Spirit….
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