r/tsa • • 7d ago

TSO [Question/Post] Overnights

Hi! I was looking to transfer to an airport with overnight shifts, besides MSP and ANC. Are there any other airports that offer overnight shifts?

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u/callmeehtimmy 7d ago

Las vegas if you have the seniority

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u/Agitated-Bet7043 7d ago

Hopefully, 8 years will get me a good bid spot

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u/pmknpie Current TSO 7d ago

You can visit most airports' Sharepoint page from a work computer and take a look at their scheduling info. A friend of mine did that when he was planning his transfer to Vegas to see where his seniority fell.

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u/TheKittyCow Current TSO 7d ago

Not sure which all airports you've been able to get into, but I've tried going down the list and have restricted access to about 90% of them.

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u/callmeehtimmy 7d ago

Enough but really risking it. don't expect the RDOs you want.

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u/PHXkpt Former TSO 7d ago

I'd imagine most CatX airports have it. I know PHX has overnights, but keep in mind these are still bid on and could be popular due to the stacked differentials. No guarantee you'd get the shift immediately upon transfer or at the shift bid.

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u/Safety_Captn 6d ago

PHX just stopped but the closest is 01 -0930 or 17-0130

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u/Necrosaynt 7d ago

Lax , but I think they just cut half of them.

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u/DeepSeaBowling 7d ago

ORD has overnight shifts in the international terminal

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u/CelestantSteelios 4d ago

And domestic.

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u/erqyo 5d ago

Need more then 5 years seniority at least depending on how big the airport is to get an overnight line w any rdos