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If I get the job at CS I was planning to move in with the inlaws initially. I did a check on their address and...

Wow you mean CS is so great that they pay you just enough to move in with your inlaws. Nice
 
oh yea I can see with one of your own new guys, so tickled pink to be working at CS hes going to move in with the wifes parents.
 
The Great One said:
hope you're over 40 years old with over 4000 hours
unless you're a woman
otherwise, no job for you !!!!!!!!!!!!

So you have something against female pilots that have the same ratings, hours, and expereince as you? I guess they belong in the kitchen making men dinner? Men made it hard enough for women to have the "right" to become pilots in the first place, and even today they have to put up with comments like this. If they catch a break then so be it. The next time a company hires a woman and the first flight out she crashes the plane and the NTSb finds "she was pretty" as a contributing factor let me know. Until then, keep your sexist comments to yourself.
 
Way2Broke said:
So you have something against female pilots that have the same ratings, hours, and expereince as you? I guess they belong in the kitchen making men dinner? Men made it hard enough for women to have the "right" to become pilots in the first place, and even today they have to put up with comments like this. If they catch a break then so be it. The next time a company hires a woman and the first flight out she crashes the plane and the NTSb finds "she was pretty" as a contributing factor let me know. Until then, keep your sexist comments to yourself.



Married to a female pilot are we?:)
 
Dont take the job then

dime line said:
oh yea I can see with one of your own new guys, so tickled pink to be working at CS hes going to move in with the wifes parents.

Rules are rules. Do not take the job.
 
They are pretty strict on the two hour rule, but the aaa time will be accepted. The two hours has nothing to do with "getting to airport quick", there is no requirement for how soon you must get to the airport when your called for an assignment at home, four hours is what most people use as a min. Sometimes they will give you six months to locate within the two hours, depending on your circumstances. It'll come up in your interview, just tell them what your planning, no big deal. cheers.
 
I was based in BOS for 5 years with American Eagle and did the exact drive for two of those years and the only time it ever came close to two hours was in the winter. There is no "mass state driver adjustment factor" on any of these websites :) Also, the inlaw thing is a temporary thing until I can buy a new house. Thanks for most of the replies. good luck to all.

Later
 
Humphreybogart said:
They offer alot more than the num nuts at NJ, you idiot, dimeASS
Hey Mr bo. How much do you pay for your crew food? going to break 50k 1st year pay on the 7n7. And I kept about 75-90 % of my per diem without even trying. Do you guys pay for your health, vision, or dental? yeah im sure nj sucks compared to cs. What is ur pay after 10 years anyway?
 
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kman said:
Hey Mr bo. How much do you pay for your crew food? going to break 50k 1st year pay on the 7n7. And I kept about 75-90 % of my per diem without even trying. Do you guys pay for your health, vision, or dental? yeah im sure nj sucks compared to cs. What is ur pay after 10 years anyway?

If we chose to buy a crew meal, it will cost us $10. I've been here over 2 years and only had to resort to the crew meal twice. We are normally scheduled during the day with enough time to go out and get something to eat. Our first year people can also break $50k by working a day of overtime a month and by putting away some per diem. Yes, we pay for part of our healthcare, but CS pays for most of it. Keep in mind that we don't pay any union dues, so that is a wash. Our pay scale is a little foggy at year 10 because as I understand, our pay structure is going to be re-evaluated in about 5 years or so. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask!
Have a GREAT day!!
 

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