Snoopy Mendoza
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Caveman said:O.k, don't shoot the messenger. Here's some updated info straight from the source. May 10 is the last A-320 class for a while. The E-190 will continue 2 classes per month with 5-10 per class. May/July interviews still on track. Instead of getting the good phone call and a class date you'll get a good phone call and be put in a shallow pool and assigned to a class at the first opportunity. If the E-190 is your thing, there will be little change to whats going on now. Get the call, go to class. If you really want to wait for the A-320 the 'official' gouge is it will be towards the end of the year. 'Unofficially' the outlook is a bit more optimistic, but for now 'officially' that's the way it is. This was all from memory so if anybody else was there this morning, feel free to correct any mistakes I made. One last note, all the May 10 Airbus slots have been filled. Again, don't shoot the messenger.
Kayman said:Ah, the money you say. Looking at pay scales and comparing two years of 320 F/O pay against 1st year E190 F/O pay added to 2nd year E190 captain pay(dangerously optimistic assumption) the latter yeilds a couple grand more. Still makes for a tough first twelve months.I would say that is an impossible assumption. I think lots of 3rd year 320 FO's will come flocking over to the 190 for a few more bucks and hang out there until the 320 upgrade comes to them. Looks to me like the progression will be 2 years as 190 FO, then 2 years as 320 FO, then 2 years as 190 CA, and if you are lucky, 320 CA around year 6. JBLU should prepare for some tought times getting good guys to work for $37 and $40/hr for the first year. Even the best company on Earth gets old when you have to visit the WIC office on a quarterly basis.