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Cape Air pay, benefits + J/S

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TDK90

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Anyone let me know the pay scale at Cape Air and have they got j/s deals with anyone?

Thanks
 
12.80 per Hour (DUTY) based on 35 hour a WEEK minimum... In the Caribbean a +3.00 hr differential and a 40 hour a week guarantee.. If you go south they give you 1000$ tax free for moving your first year, 3000$ each subsequent year.


JS on all US airlines except Alaska.. Cockpit priveleges on Continental. ID90s on most major airlines for spouse, dependants, and parents. Some good deals like ZED fares on AA, 50$ RT on Airtran, 35 on SWA are also available for dependants and parents.
 
what would be an average amount of hours?, does a lot of people find themselfs making the min 35 hours a week??
 
In the summer you can work as much as you want.. 45-55 usually with over 40 paid @ time and a half. In the winter on the cape....min... Down south, Don't know I never went down there.
 
O.C.,

what are the actual bases up north? is everything day trips? what are the general work rules (guaranteed days off, schedule construction, max duty hours per week)?
 
Bases up north:

Hyannis - HYA is where 90% of the north based pilots are based.

2-3 year round lines based in MVY (went junior last year)

2 lines in PVC, 3 in the summer. (Pretty much unobtainable)

about 10-12 lines in the summer at BOS, but they go senior usually

I think like 5 lines out of EWB in the winter and 10 or so in the summer. These also tend to go senior.



Schedules vary. It really depends on base and season, but typically you can expect a 5 on and 2 off line for a while.

Some are Commutable, I used to commute to Philadelphia, but I had a crashpad apt on the cape with another dude. Bids come out irregularly. Like some bids last a month and some last 3 months. There isn't "Reserve" per say, but some lines contain backup days which means you WILL work, but you won't know your schedule until the night before... If you need to know your schedule in advance DONT BID BACKUP LINES... All schedules have at least 2 days off in a week. I was never junior manned and I honestly don't think that they EVER junior man anyone. If you want to make money, then you can volunteer shifts whenever you want. Trip trading is on your own and sometimes people post available days or days they want to get rid of in Ops.

There are 4 and 3s out there but you have to get lucky to get one your first year..

Things may have changed a little in the past few months, so any imput from a current employee would probably..


Tell em "Mocha Bukkake"

O.C. :D
 
Yeah I don't know anything about that.....

It wasn't an option when i was there...


Mckpickle, What is your avtar? It looks like pee on the sidewalk.
 

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