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[jim718181]

I just got the offer flying the RJ. I was wondering what base would make for the easiest commute to JAX. Also what is the reserve time for the RJ's at all the different bases. If anyone knows the specifics of the travel benefits I'd appreciate that as well. How many hours could i expect to credit per month in the first year.

Thanks in advance

 

[jim718181]

Also how commutable are the lines?

 

[dav8or]

Lines are not commutable. Out of JAX you have a 2 legger at best. Pick a base and move to it.

 

[GINCHBLASTER]

Which "RJ" are you referring to? 145, 170, or CRJ?

 

[Boris Badenov]

Reserve is short/non-existent at 145 bases (with the exception of LGA). Travel depends on your base. Basically you get benefits on code shares that are in your base. So, for example, Louisville gets everything. St. Louis gets American (and I guess Continental now).

 

[EMB170Pilot]

Which "RJ" are you referring to? 145, 170, or CRJ?

uhhhhh, hello! the 170 is not an RJ because it is a mainline plane....

duh:beer:

 

[dnkt]

The pay sure isn't mainline. But hey, you get to tell everyone you fly a big airplane around for $21 an hour. That's all that counts.

 

[bigbird]

The 170 and 175 is a regional jet. Look who flies them and the pay. Republic Airways does not build lines that you can commute.

 

[mwmav8r01]

STL would be a 1 leg commute and we do teh STL-JAX leg now (atleast 1 a day) its a short overnight. But hey its better than a night on the road.

 

[jim718181]

Sorry for not being clear, I am on the crj200

 

[EMB170Pilot]

My 1st post was sarcasm. Take a chill flightinfo tough guys

 

[BlackPilot628]

I just saw on the pairings that the CRJ will be doing IAH-JAX and IAH-RSW

 

[skyking96]

"rj"

Which "RJ" are you referring to? 145, 170, or CRJ?

Excuse me, but the E-170 is NOT an "RJ"!

 

[flyboyzz1]

So IND Isn't commutable from ORD?

 

[ERJDRVR]

If you got the CRJ, you only have 3 choices. IAH/SDF & CRaP (CRP).

Since IAH is the only commutable base, and SDF & CRP are 2 leg commutes that would be a wise choice.

 

[jim718181]

yea i got the crj, thanks for the responses guys

 

[Axel]

The 170/190 series are not RJ's. Someone paints the word "Express" on the side and "Presto!", mainline plane at minor league airline. Sleight of hand that would make David Copperfield jealous.

And for my next trick, watch me make your contract disappear.

 

[COOPERVANE]

Of course it is an RJ.... an MD-88 is an RJ.

A 777 is not

 

[Inconceivable]

actually, the DC-9 and the 737-100 were desiged as the first "regional" jets.

sadly, rj's are now being flown by pilots too young to have been a passenger in either...

 

[deadstick]

actually, the DC-9 and the 737-100 were desiged as the first "regional" jets.

sadly, rj's are now being flown by pilots too young to have been a passenger in either...

Anybody remember Ozark? Not the recent reincarnation, but the one that merged with TWA? They flew DC-9s on the 119nm route while TWA flew 727s.

Remember "Smoking Sections?" That was funny. I almost always got the row in front of the first smoking row. The force field worked really well.