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Crash Pad

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I work at Airtran. From reading FI... I have a couple of questions. It seems First Officers at SWA are making somewhere between 100K and 250K a year. Captains anywhere from 200K to 400K. When I get my loan approval should I just say I make 200K to be safe?

Oh yeah and now my real question. Watching the 12 page explosion of ten people rearguing the seniority list, I have had to fall back on my own memory. I recall that SWA does not like training pilots. I also know that pilots hate living in Atlanta.

Can I make the supposition that if I'm a 717 driver out of Atlanta... I am integration proof? I'm thinking they will build a fence that will rival the wall of China around the mighty McBoeing. I also don't think many SWA pilots have the stomach for Atlanta.

If I move to the 737 does that indicate for the rest of my career I have to sit next to some guy who will explain on a daily basis that I "won the lottery". That he somehow "saved my life"?
 
If I move to the 737 does that indicate for the rest of my career I have to sit next to some guy who will explain on a daily basis that I "won the lottery".
Nah... The old guys will still be talking about 2nd homes, new boats and huntin' trips. He'll also tell you to be patient, your 5 year upgrade is coming...any decade now.
 
I work at Airtran. From reading FI... I have a couple of questions. It seems First Officers at SWA are making somewhere between 100K and 250K a year. Captains anywhere from 200K to 400K. When I get my loan approval should I just say I make 200K to be safe?

Oh yeah and now my real question. Watching the 12 page explosion of ten people rearguing the seniority list, I have had to fall back on my own memory. I recall that SWA does not like training pilots. I also know that pilots hate living in Atlanta.

Can I make the supposition that if I'm a 717 driver out of Atlanta... I am integration proof? I'm thinking they will build a fence that will rival the wall of China around the mighty McBoeing. I also don't think many SWA pilots have the stomach for Atlanta.

If I move to the 737 does that indicate for the rest of my career I have to sit next to some guy who will explain on a daily basis that I "won the lottery". That he somehow "saved my life"?


Crash Pad -

The only pilots who can use the "I won the lottery and we saved your life" line are the US Westies when talking to the US Easties - besides - they have patent and trademark rights - if you use it without their approval - they can take legal action against you

Metrojet
 
Because Houston, Baltimore, Oakland and Vegas are so much more livable.
 
Crash Pad -

The only pilots who can use the "I won the lottery and we saved your life" line are the US Westies when talking to the US Easties - besides - they have patent and trademark rights - if you use it without their approval - they can take legal action against you

Metrojet

Metro,

Are you fishing? I prefer flame bait with a little more kick. :D
 

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