Starscream
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The good news: If you live in Chicago you WILL get ORD (assuming they are still desparate this time next year for newhires and are continuing to offer choice of domicile during the interview).
More good news: Upgrade time should be around 4 years this time next year.
The bad news: Even with 4 year upgrade times, it won't be 4 years to hold any ORD CA slot. You'll prolly have to fly the SF340 out of DFW for a year as a CA (or you can holdout for ORD EMJ CA for another year or so). Hopefully EMJ CA won't take much more than 5 years to hold this time in about 2 years (it'll probably still be 7 years for jet CA this time next year because 2001 hires should be able to hold it by then -- and again the 2 1/2 year hiring gap post 9/11 means that in a lil over a year, Jet CA upgrade time should drop to around 5 years, maybe less after all 2001 guys get the opportunity to upgrade). What that means is that a newhire hired today will probably be able to hold Jet CA after 5 years.
Some more good news: ORD EMJ CA is the most junior Jet CA seat.
More good news: Upgrade time should be around 4 years this time next year.
The bad news: Even with 4 year upgrade times, it won't be 4 years to hold any ORD CA slot. You'll prolly have to fly the SF340 out of DFW for a year as a CA (or you can holdout for ORD EMJ CA for another year or so). Hopefully EMJ CA won't take much more than 5 years to hold this time in about 2 years (it'll probably still be 7 years for jet CA this time next year because 2001 hires should be able to hold it by then -- and again the 2 1/2 year hiring gap post 9/11 means that in a lil over a year, Jet CA upgrade time should drop to around 5 years, maybe less after all 2001 guys get the opportunity to upgrade). What that means is that a newhire hired today will probably be able to hold Jet CA after 5 years.
Some more good news: ORD EMJ CA is the most junior Jet CA seat.