GuinessGuy
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If you plan on living in a B6 base and "never" upgrade (hardly any retirements next 20 years) then go with B6. If you would like to live somewhere US Airways flies and can take the crappy pay for a couple of years, but upgrade MUCH sooner (even if they get merged, it will be a faster upgrade than at B6) and hopefully have a long career as a Capt, go with Airways...
Just my 2 cents....
US Airways has 8 a330s, continuous narrow body airbus deliveries scheduled and is the launch customer for the a350 in 2017...18...19 (350 deliver year subject to change).
http://www.reuters.com/article/2007/06/18/us-airbus-usair-idUSWEA380720070618
US Air may go with AMR
There are rumors that Jet BlIue will go with DAL, or AMR:
AMR
http://www.gadling.com/2010/10/12/fallen-american-airlines-could-be-next-to-merge-with-jetblue/
None
http://www.smartertravel.com/blogs/...we-don-need-merger-to-compete.html?id=5900788
DAL
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10357410/1/dont-buy-those-jetblue-merger-rumors.html
SWA
None.
Go with the first one to hire you.
I would take age into account as well. There's quite a few 30 and 40 something captains at JB, whereas most of the captains at Airways will be retiring in the next 5-10 years. If you're near 40 or over, I'd say Airways might be better. If you're 30, maybe JB. Good luck either way!
Actually most of the retirements at Airways are F.O.'s.
Just Saying.
Airways.
Much better chance of recouping pay, benefits, retirement and you will have the opportunity to fly international someday.
Obviously you take the first class available but even if USair calls while you are in class still leave.