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What are the latest air train to SWA classes?

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3 classes. 2nd, 9th and 30th.
 
Whats the SWA seniority number range??

The classes are fairly close to 50/50 former AT Captain and FO. So if you are in the bottom third seniority at SWA, figure half the group is senior to you, the other half is junior. As an approximate. If they run 72 a month starting in OCT, that's 1080 trained by 1 JAN 2015. That would actually get most pilots over, by the deadline. I think most (accept AT CA's and junior SWA FO's) folks are tired of these baby steps with the transition and would like to see some bold progress.
 
I think most (accept AT CA's and junior SWA FO's) folks are tired of these baby steps with the transition and would like to see some bold progress.
With the amount of premium pay AirTran coughed up to cover B717 flying this summer, I don't think they could have let many more B717 crews cross until summer was over.

I talked to one of the chiefs today who had a preliminary what if award. Supposedly out of 393 ATL B717 CAs, only 21 volunteered to go in Oct which would result in 8 being junior manned across the partition (if more don't put a bid to go in by tomorrow).
 

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