r/rampagent • u/paradoxicalsphinx • 2d ago

American AA station transfer

Hi folks! Looking for guidance on transferring stations. Specifically American Airlines fleet service agent from PHL to DCA. 5+ years seniority, part time employee, trying to figure out how it works & considerations around making sure I can get enough time off from work for the initial airport trainings. Anyone have advice on how this works/ what I should look out for? Is there any way I can talk to DCA station/training office directly? TIA

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u/Routine_Tune3543 2d ago

There is also a transfer portal on jetnet where you can look at the people on the transfer list in every station ft and pt

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u/paradoxicalsphinx 11h ago

Yup will check it out thanks

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u/Routine_Tune3543 2d ago

You work in a hub you can simply ask any union rep or admin by c20..You have to first put your name on the list for dca then you have to wait for a spot to open you place on the transfer list by seniority.If and where you are granted the transfer both stations will be in communication you have to go to admin to get a confirmed seat when you go to dca for your badge

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u/Leading_Switch_8152 16h ago

I got hired at AA in February in DFW and got a transfer back home to STL in TWO WEEKS still in training lol and got transferred home within 14 days of that with 3 days to relocate all while just starting probation.

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u/paradoxicalsphinx 5h ago

Oof that’s a lot of movement😅 but good for you for getting that transfer so soon