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Old 3rd Mar 2024, 06:31
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Rhodes13
 
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I’m also assuming you have the right to
live and work in France/EU and speak French to an appropriate level and it’s endorsed on your license? And of course you’d also start at the bottom again at Air France on the 320

I find it extraordinary that a senior skipper at BA thinks they can waltz into another legacy and take a command given how sacrosanct seniority is at most legacy carriers.

Originally Posted by Lady Speedbird
I really appreciate your I put. I did gather as much that's why I kept saying "leaning Airbus"... I don't want to be dumped on an Airbus and I know I wouldn't be my decision.

From everyone's kind contributions looks like I either stay at BA or move across tomAir France. I admit it's quite a complicated system, the American one (we also use seniority, mind you).

I won't be taking much of your time, I have a month or so to make up my mind.
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