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Why don't you let airlinepilotcentral know so it can be updated? I there is a link now right on each airlines' page.
yeah puppetboy that's what we were thinking happened to a bottomfeeder like you
"good job" making that very hard decision between Great Lakes, Republic, Skywest and SWA - it must have been so difficult for you
how did you do it? you retard
next time you take a dump make sure your mouth isn't under your butt
Ok Goo. Way to crap on someone at a sh!tty company who's been getting crapped on his whole time there. Sure, he sounds like a d0uche, but easy on your own chest-thumping. Allegiant is making money right? Don't brag about your sh!t pay.
That guy crapped on himself AND made his own choices like the ones to be where he is and mudsling at every other airline he could. Just take a look at a couple of his posts. Nobody went looking for him, he found us.
Where is the "chest-thumping" and bragging? How do you know what Goo makes?
I don't think there is any airline that pays hotel or per diem in domicile. The only time you receive accomodations or per diem are away from base. People who live out-of-town have crash pads.
American and eagle due per diem on day trips,but it is taxable. From what I heard second and third hand most of the majors due as well.
Any more info on the possibility of a midwestern base? It seems to go against the whole ideology behind Allegiant, but would be the main reason I'd look to apply.
Like the other guys said, what airline out there puts you up in a hotel and gives you per diem when in domicile?
Net Jets does.
Net Jets does.
Hello Allegiant flyers,
Looking for a bit of advice. I've been with a regioanl for >4 years, in the upper 1/4 of total seniority but am still a FO. (No turbine PIC) I dropped out of upgrade training last year but have another upgrade opportunity in 2 months. 3500 hours TT with 2900 in jets. I get about 15-18 days off right now but that would drop to about 11-12 after upgrade. I live in Orlando so Sanford is perfect for working at Allegiant.
Got called from Pauline for an interview next week. Naturally, I accepted and will go to the interview but what are your thoughts of changing over from my regional position to Allegiant (if hired) if I'm so close to upgrade now?
I am tired of commuting but don't want to shoot myself in the foot either. Is Allegiant much better, the same or worse than let's say NW airlink? Upgrade time is how long? How does Allegiant treat pilots who are still in the military?
I've also put my application in with NetJets with hopes of an interview within the next 6 months. From what I have been educated so far, NJA is the way to go, but I would like some more opinions from guys that work for Allegiant.
I too am a family man so being home at night is nice.
Alegiant may be fun and for guys like Chperplt who made it rapidly to the left seat it is great but to languish there in the right seat for 3 or more years which is likely you will be kicking yourself........