Delta June 2021

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Posting is live.

Good luck to those who apply.

 

[PuddlePirate]

Good luck to all of those applying!

 

[CuriousGeorgeSleven]

Does Delta usually keep their job posting up for a while, or does it go away after a day or two?

 

[PapaMike]

How many are they hiring?

 

[digitalvcr]

How many are they hiring?

Well they’re looking at hiring 45-55 by next summer so I’d think 15 or so this time.

 

[Jaketheman]

Does Delta usually keep their job posting up for a while, or does it go away after a day or two?

Normally a week sometimes even 2 weeks. But I would try to get the application completed in the next 2 days.

 

[Burrito]

Feels kinda like that scene in Airplane! when the news reporters all slam into the payphone, but nonetheless.

Good luck to all.

 

[Jaketheman]

Starting pay around $6700 a month, goes up a little after you get signed off and $7400 after 1 year. Plus there is a shift differential and also a license premium of $370 a month plus another 4.5% of base pay. Top of pay for base pay is 11 years $12000 a month.
Relief lines work 4-4-4-3, 9hour lines work 5-4 and 10hour lines are 4-4. Bidding is once a year in January with the new schedule starting Apr. 1st every year.

 

[TJ94]

Relief lines work 4-4-4-3, 9hour lines work 5-4

Did that change recently? I was told previously the opposite - relief was 5-4 and 9 hour lines were 4-3-4-4.

 

[Jaketheman]

Did that change recently? I was told previously the opposite - relief was 5-4 and 9 hour lines were 4-3-4-4.

It’s been like that for years now. Maybe that was a different airline or just bad info

 

[A1TAPE]

Feels kinda like that scene in Airplane! when the news reporters all slam into the payphone, but nonetheless.

Good luck to all.

 

[dxcopy62]

Starting pay around $6700 a month, goes up a little after you get signed off and $7400 after 1 year. Plus there is a shift differential and also a license premium of $370 a month plus another 4.5% of base pay. Top of pay for base pay is 11 years $12000 a month.
Relief lines work 4-4-4-3, 9hour lines work 5-4 and 10hour lines are 4-4. Bidding is once a year in January with the new schedule starting Apr. 1st every year.

So after year 1 you would be $7400 + 4.5% + 370 license premium = approx $8,100 a month. Do I have that right?

 

[Jaketheman]

So after year 1 you would be $7400 + 4.5% + 370 license premium = approx $8,100 a month. Do I have that right?

Affirmative

 

[TJ94]

Posting has already been taken down.. good luck to those who applied.

 

[ID10T]

Wouldn't be the first time it was take down prematurely and then reposted a few days later. It was intended to be up for two weeks.

 

[ID10T]

Wouldn't be the first time it was take down prematurely and then reposted a few days later. It was intended to be up for two weeks.

Scratch that. Hearing they closed it after receiving 500-600 applications.

 

[N77022]

Scratch that. Hearing they closed it after receiving 500-600 applications.

Only 600? Jeez, the plague sure seems to have thrown people off of an airline career. I remember 2018 applicant numbers were approaching 1000 at a major.

 

[Frenchie]

Anybody have an inkling on when we may or may not hear something?

 

[ParrotheadJGR11]

Anybody have an inkling on when we may or may not hear something?

They're going through the stack of resumes now. May be a bit until they get through them all.

 

[TJ94]

Anybody have an inkling on when we may or may not hear something?

Should be roughly 2.5 weeks after closing.