Youngest pilot at SWA?

[LewisU_Pilot]

Odd question, but does anyone know the age of the youngest female working at SWA right now?

 

[L'il J.Seinfeld]

As opposed to the youngest male?

 

[Tejas-Jet]

Odd question, but does anyone know the age of the youngest female working at SWA right now?

16...but she's got the type rating.

Tejas

 

[kelbill]

I'll bite. Youngest male and female appear to be born in 1978 from my seniority list.

 

[Rerouted]

I know of one who got not too long ago who is 27. Why do you ask?

 

[SWA/FO]

A Guy, I know has been here 4 years already and just turned 28.

 

[canyonblue737]

the youngest right now is 27, in the past i think 23-24 was the lowest.

 

[miles otoole]

Then, how old's the oldest?

 

[Mugs]

the youngest right now is 27, in the past i think 23-24 was the lowest.

Aren't connections wonderful?

 

[stonewall]

Then, how old's the oldest?

59.9?

 

[canyonblue737]

Then, how old's the oldest?

in terms of being hired? well they are hiring guys in their early 50's right now.

my class went from 28-51 with the median around 37.

 

[miles otoole]

59.9?

Beautiful! So, you're saying there's a chance!

 

[Plug]

Does the youngest still carry the passifier while the oldest carry a cane while in class? They did when I interned.

Cheers

 

[Bill Mostellar]

in terms of being hired? well they are hiring guys in their early 50's right now.

my class went from 28-51 with the median around 37.

My class at Delta in 99 was the similar: 27 to 51 with the median at 37.

 

[mav1morrison]

hey, any chance for a poor fr8tdg with 3000+ and 1000+ in a Bandit?????????????

 

[GuppyWN]

Yep...... and if you get caught without the binkie or the cane you have to buy a round for the entire class. This, BTW, includes specail trips to the mall or out to dinner in the evenings

Gup

 

[canyonblue737]

Does the youngest still carry the passifier while the oldest carry a cane while in class? They did when I interned.

Cheers

yep. :laugh:

 

[DH2WN]

yep. :laugh:

Yes, however, one class over the summer had it taken away by one of the head instructors. The instructors decided you shouldn't have to carry it around longer than a week or so. Totally lame.

 

[satpak77]

don't understand the point of this thread

the air force puts 25-year old kids in bombers with nuclear capability and issues them a gov contract fuel card and some Form 15's and sends them across the globe

I think the same age group can manage 737s from LBB to DAL...

 

[Huggyu2]

Mav1,
Change your avatar! Everyone will think you're "psysicx"!

 

[canyonblue737]

Yes, however, one class over the summer had it taken away by one of the head instructors. The instructors decided you shouldn't have to carry it around longer than a week or so. Totally lame.

week after mine they took off 10 lbs of accesories and stripped both back to the core cane and pacifer... also lame. :laugh: still a cool tradition that is going on.

 

[DX Jake]

so THATS why that "one guy" in the cafeteria wears that big ole sucker around his neck. I thought he pissed off the intructor or something.

 

[SWA GUY]

The tradition of the cane and binkie was instituted by line pilots and checkpilots. I think we ought to tell the ground/sim instructors to stay outta our traditions!

In fact I'll do just that as soon as my PC is over.

 

[mav1morrison]

I have to be for flying fr8t in a e-110 single in the northeast, right. Or at least that's what my shrink says' . LOL

 

[CSY Mon]

Then, how old's the oldest?

He-he, good point.

On this side of the big 60 wall for sure.

I was the second oldest guy in my AA class at 43..Pre 9-11, Pre TWA, Pre everything.

Good luck to the young dudes that waltz in there in their mid-20a..Good job, good money, good seniority.
(But a voice in yer head is always going to ask about flying long-hauls across the oceans in big planes with sweet F/As looking for a good time on that long layover...)

 

[pilot141]

Mav1,
Change your avatar! Everyone will think you're "psysicx"!

And with your join date and VERY few posts you'd better change that thing before we all figure out that you're a SOCK for him!

 

[Rogue5]

(But a voice in yer head is always going to ask about flying long-hauls across the oceans in big planes with sweet F/As looking for a good time on that long layover...)

Last I heard the SWA guys weren't having any kind of trouble finding a "good time" on their layovers...

 

[Plug]

Damn, too bad I pissed off crummie, I'd love to join in on the fun!

Cheers ya'll

 

[canyonblue]

(But a voice in yer head is always going to ask about flying long-hauls across the oceans in big planes with sweet F/As looking for a good time on that long layover...)

Don't even have to cross an ocean for that here. Some of those Florida layovers look like a screening of Caligula. Be careful guy's, first comes love (sort of) then comes marriage (sort of) then comes F/O with a baby carriage. (absotutly!):smash:

 

[Tejas-Jet]

(But a voice in yer head is always going to ask about flying long-hauls across the oceans in big planes with sweet F/As looking for a good time on that long layover...)

That voice went silent when I flew across the ocean on a vacation to Europe years ago. But thank God somebody likes to do it. A 3 hr leg is about as much as my ....mmmm....errrrr....backside can take. But to each his own....its not like I didn't know what the flying was like when I came here.

In talking to my friends who do fly the "long hauls across oceans in big planes", they've told me that most of the F/A's who fly those are the most senior....i.e. old F/A's who are now grandmas and grandpas...unless it's different at "your house."

Tejas