-9Capt
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correct on the per diem but a 4 hr. min day for each day in training....i had 88 hours pay one month in training...
Man, you must have required a lot of training!!
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correct on the per diem but a 4 hr. min day for each day in training....i had 88 hours pay one month in training...
Man, you must have required a lot of training!!
well it was a 31 day month with one days pay for nothing....instructor wasnt notified and we still got paid....2+ years ago when they were really short on the 717...min days off....
No per-diem in training as training is all in ATL now and everyone is ATL based. Just the 70 hour guarantee until IOE as I recall.
Has anyone interviewed without turbine PIC?
Don't bother, they are going away just like Independence Air. Remember those guys?
You're probably right.
After 7 or 8 straight years of profitability during the worst downturn in the history of US airlines, our days are numbered.
Brilliant observation
OK, this prompts two questions:
1) Are you going back?
2) Are you senior to me?
Heh-heh . . . I myself up.
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Are they still firm on the 500 hours of 121 PIC or Military equivilant?
Don't bother, they are going away just like Independence Air. Remember those guys?
Businessweek had an article that said people from Airtran are taking Ryanair flights for the next few months to study if that type of operation would work here in the states. .
Any truth to this? :
a friend of mine tells me he knows of someone that got a job working ground ops at Air Tran just to become an employee of the company to get a better chance at getting an F/O job. Then since he had some flight time...they offered him a class after a few months of working ops. I'm sure there was an interview and all of that but I guess he met all of the guys that flew into this particular busy station in the northeast. Apparently he had no jet/PIC/EFIS time, and just over 1000hrs TT. Seems like a pretty smart move if its a possibility. And if it was true, is this a reccomended process for someone that would like to work there some day who needs a second job anyway?