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RichardFitzwell

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Congrats and Welcome Aboard to the latest Continental New Hire Classes.

There were 11 New Hires in the July 26th class. All were awarded the B737 in EWR. They came from TWA, XJT (8), ACA and Mesaba. Ages ranged from 28 - 42.

The most recent class held 12 New Hires on August 2nd. Four were awarded the B737 while the remaining 8 held the B756 in EWR. They came from Mid-Atlantic, ATA (2), DAL, XJT, Colgan, ANG (2), Trans States, AAE and Chautauqua (2). Ages ranged from 26 - 51.

Future classes are scheduled for 12 pilots each on August 12th and the 16th. Approximately 4472 pilots are currently on property.

:)
 
Yeah, but they had two newhires get 777 FO right off the bat. That aint bad if you were flying RJs 6 legs a day before that. Let me see----Beijing or Buffalo? Delhi or Dayton? (which brings diahrea from both cities) Madrid or Madison? I would have to go for the 777 FO.



Bye Bye--General Lee
 
scarlet said:
Have fun with 15 year FO---

Have fun constantly wondering if your job will be undercut by Mesa... or is that who you fly for now?

Tell you what, next time I'm in the market for carreer advice, I'll look you up, but until then, let me manage my own carreer, thank you.
 
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RichardFitzwell said:
Congrats and Welcome Aboard to the latest Continental New Hire Classes.

There were 11 New Hires in the July 26th class. All were awarded the B737 in EWR. They came from TWA, XJT (8), ACA and Mesaba. Ages ranged from 28 - 42.

The most recent class held 12 New Hires on August 2nd. Four were awarded the B737 while the remaining 8 held the B756 in EWR. They came from Mid-Atlantic, ATA (2), DAL, XJT, Colgan, ANG (2), Trans States, AAE and Chautauqua (2). Ages ranged from 26 - 51.

Future classes are scheduled for 12 pilots each on August 12th and the 16th. Approximately 4472 pilots are currently on property.

:)

TWA but not AA. You gotta love it. That's what I'm talking about.
 
"Have fun with 15 year FO" What does that mean? First officers are 15 years old? You're going to be a first officer for 15 years at Continental? Must be some inside joke.

I saw Continental ordered two new 777's. Not huge news but good news!
 
There's only about a 1000 numbers between a new-hire and the most junior 737 Capt. in EWR. Those will be gone in about 5 years just based on age 60 retirements alone, not to mention medicals and others. Fly safe!

Fly
 
7-8 year upgrade is not that bad!

7-8 year upgrade is not that bad!

You can spend that much time to upgrade at Comair or similar outfits!

No brainer RJ versus real Jet!
 
Glad to also see some of my ATA buddies making it in - I'm still waiting to get the first call. GUess CAL is taking more of our (or "their" now) 757's than origainlly planned? I sure miss the 757-300!
 
The general is off his head again. Delhi or Dayton? Have you ever been to Delhi? I have beent ot both Delhi and Dayton, now i know dayton is a dump, but delhi is the armpit of the world.
 
just remember the pay difference between rj captain to widebody FO, after the first year of crappy pay which is 29.77 hr. the quality of life significantly improves.

have fun flying the light twin.
 
General Lee said:
Yeah, but they had two newhires get 777 FO right off the bat. That aint bad if you were flying RJs 6 legs a day before that. Let me see----Beijing or Buffalo? Delhi or Dayton? (which brings diahrea from both cities) Madrid or Madison? I would have to go for the 777 FO.



Bye Bye--General Lee

I never fly more than 3 legs a day...FYI...that's why it ain't regional.
 
Not to mention that if you go to the 777, you only get half pay for all of that deadheading you'll be doing.

box
 
Triple7 guys do very little deadheading. The deadheading is the short IRO Atlantic trips on the B757/B767.

Are you under the impression that you don't get paid while in the bunk?
 
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boxjockey said:
Not to mention that if you go to the 777, you only get half pay for all of that deadheading you'll be doing.

box

Now that'sthe deal braker!! Gotta tell everybody tostay at XJT!!
 

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