u/Individual_Bread_168

UA short call

I apologize if this has been answered already. I could not find it after searching all over the web and forum.
I understand for UA that you will be on call until you hold a line. I'm confused about the short call.

I have read that a UA FA will be scheduled for 6 days of short call where you have to be available to report within 3 hours.

Short call can be assigned with 10 hours notice if given before 1800.

Is this accurate?

Reason being I currently live near IAD and would love to request to transfer should I get the position because I would not have to pay rent immediately as I live with family. Does it seem realistic to get a crash pad for the short call days and then stay home for the rest?

I'm

-1 hour from Dulles

-1 hour and 15 from DCA

-2 hours from BWI (my main concern)

Thank you again, and apologies for the endless reserve system questions.​

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u/Individual_Bread_168 — 10 days ago

Didn't include all jobs on application

I have a f2f interview in a couple weeks. On my resume, I do not have every job I've had in the last 10 years listed (I worked through college and had up to 3 jobs at a time, so there's a small handful).After seeing multiple posts about job offers being rescinded because not every job was included, I'm a bit nervous... Has anyone done the same thing and still got hired? I don't want to quit my current job and have a potential offer be rescinded and be left jobless.

Many thanks and good luck to everyone during this hiring phase.

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u/Individual_Bread_168 — 14 days ago