MD 11 CLASS starts July 16th...how to BID???

[jtmpilot]

starting MD11 class july 16th. currently a 2nd year S/O on the DC-10 at 97.03 per hour and on reserve.... How do i bid for july?? will they count days in training as work days?? basically July is a 5 week month and Reserve needs to work 19 days for a full check, with 2 weeks in training in July, do they count this as 10 days of RLG and in the first 2 weeks of the month ill have to work 9 days to get a full RLG???? thanks for the input guys........

 

[zkmayo]

I dont have any info for you, but those that do I would imagine would need to know what carrier you work for.

take care

 

[flyboyike]

My bet would be FedEx.

 

[PreContact]

Perhaps post this in the cargo section..that's where we freight dogs like to hangout!

 

[L'il J.Seinfeld]

I dont have any info for you, but those that do I would imagine would need to know what carrier you work for.

take care

Where else do you think a 2d year FE makes 97 bucks an hour?

 

[CesnaCaptn]

Where else do you think a 2d year FE makes 97 bucks an hour?

Nevermind

 

[AdlerDriver]

starting MD11 class july 16th. currently a 2nd year S/O on the DC-10 at 97.03 per hour and on reserve.... How do i bid for july?? will they count days in training as work days?? basically July is a 5 week month and Reserve needs to work 19 days for a full check, with 2 weeks in training in July, do they count this as 10 days of RLG and in the first 2 weeks of the month ill have to work 9 days to get a full RLG???? thanks for the input guys........

Check your PMs

 

[snow-back]

How about reading your contract!

starting MD11 class july 16th. currently a 2nd year S/O on the DC-10 at 97.03 per hour and on reserve.... How do i bid for july?? will they count days in training as work days?? basically July is a 5 week month and Reserve needs to work 19 days for a full check, with 2 weeks in training in July, do they count this as 10 days of RLG and in the first 2 weeks of the month ill have to work 9 days to get a full RLG???? thanks for the input guys........

 

[CaptSeth]

97.03 per hour, Huh? Hey, thanks for sharing. I think everyone on flightinfo can now safely assume the standard inverse proportionality formula for a certain body part of yours.

 

[Capt. Kramer]

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