The move to the 737 hasn’t worked out that well for a number of your colleagues, who thought it would be easy as it’s just ‘the light training twin’. I suppose when you’ve been sleeping across the pacific for 20 years the skills drop off a little bit
but, you’re right, the system let’s you do what you say (unfortunately). In my view it’s one of the biggest rorts going around, and despite what you say it will negatively affect everyone junior to you, especially those who’ve missed so much in the lost decade, but it’s your right and it can’t be taken away. FWIW an over 65 on the 737 doesn’t generally bother me, however an over 65 who chooses to keep flying on the 737 and then moans about how it’s not fair and they’ve been screwed, after having their career handed to them on a platter.....well they can F right off.