ACA furlough question

[windycty]

1. does ACA require to give up your seniority # if on furlough?

2. what is their most junior base?

thank you

 

[46Driver]

I think this was addressed earlier, and if anybody else out there remembers please point out the particular thread. That being said:
1: ACA has thousands of applications on file, and I seriously doubt if they are going to waste training time and money on someone who might go back to another airline. No offense, just business.
2: Base depends on which aircraft you get, and that itself is random chance.
a) J-41's are only at Dulles
b) CRJ's are only at Dulles and O'Hare - with everybody seemingly being assigned Chicago as of late.
c) FRJ's are in LaGuardia, Logan, and Cincinnati - expect to go to either Boston or Cincy.
I am very pleased with ACA. Work rules are good and the commuter policy is outstanding (you just have to list on 2 available flights - if you get bumped off, you are covered.) The company is doing well and is on sound financial ground. Good Luck on whichever company you choose.

 

[popilot78]

A couple of people who are in my class were not asked to resign their seniority #'s (doesn't mean they won't). from what I hear they are not hiring mainline furloughees anymore. can't say whether or not this is true. as for the company-having a great time. they are hiring into all a/c, anybodies guess as to what they'll put you in.