republic pay

[skypine69]

Does republic get paid block or better or just scheduled block?
thanks

 

[erikgigem]

Block or better unless its a deadhead (75% block).

 

[relief tube]

only the really horrible companies to work for don't get paid block or better

 

[TOOL CRIB]

I heard Republic doesn't get cancellation pay though.

 

[trainer8]

I heard Republic doesn't get cancellation pay though.

True, unless the company meets the 98.5% completion factor for the month.

 

[GOULET!]

Also the really horrible company's are the ones that don't pay you for cancelled flights. Wouldn't want to be flying anywhere in the Midwest during the winter if I worked for Republic.

 

[CRJFlyer]

Only the really shi^^y regionals don't get paid time and a half for working holidays...oh wait thats all of them..The good regionals get revenue tix to get to work.. maybe I'm on the wrong forum?

 

[greyskyracer]

only the really horrible companies to work for don't get paid block or better

What do you consider SWA?

 

[RP170]

True, unless the company meets the 98.5% completion factor for the month.

That's misleading as well. You only get your original line guarantee for the month if cancellations cause you to drop below that.

 

[WSurf]

That's misleading as well. You only get your original line guarantee for the month if cancellations cause you to drop below that.

So if you work really hard during bad weather and go over your guarantee, one Cx'ed day could whip that out???????

 

[RP170]

So if you work really hard during bad weather and go over your guarantee, one Cx'ed day could whip that out???????

Correct. And the chances of even being above 98.5% on the completion factor are slim to none when cancellations start occuring due to bad weather throughout the system.

So for example, if you were awarded an 80 hr line for the month you will only recieve 80 hrs of pay if cancellations cause you to drop below 80 hrs of actual flying. If you're scheduled to fly 8 hours of flying one day of a trip and the whole days gets cancelled you lose those 8 hours of pay unless it drops you below 80 hours which was your awarded guarantee for the month. That's only if the company completes 98.5% of it's flights system wide (Republic, Chautauqua, Shuttle America). Otherwise, If cancellations drop you down to 70 hours of block for the month that's what you get payed.

 

[king10pin02]

in 2 yrs at RAH i have never credited less than 90 hrs and only had 2 flights cx ever, neither for weather.

 

[RP170]

in 2 yrs at RAH i have never credited less than 90 hrs and only had 2 flights cx ever, neither for weather.

In 2 years at RAH I had at least 10 flights cancelled due to WX or maintenance. That's quite a large chunk of change. Those cancellation rules apply for both weather and maintenance.

 

[ToiletDuck]

I've been here through april and had two canceled. No real biggie though. I fly mach .6 most the time so I usually get it back.

 

[ToiletDuck]

Correct. And the chances of even being above 98.5% on the completion factor are slim to none when cancellations start occuring due to bad weather throughout the system.

So for example, if you were awarded an 80 hr line for the month you will only recieve 80 hrs of pay if cancellations cause you to drop below 80 hrs of actual flying. If you're scheduled to fly 8 hours of flying one day of a trip and the whole days gets cancelled you lose those 8 hours of pay unless it drops you below 80 hours which was your awarded guarantee for the month.

That's only if the company completes 98.5% of it's flights system wide (Republic, Chautauqua, Shuttle America). Otherwise, If cancellations drop you down to 70 hours of block for the month that's what you get payed.

If your whole month cancels you still get your min of 75hrs. Not 70.

 

[RP170]

If your whole month cancels you still get your min of 75hrs. Not 70.

Yes you are correct. That was a bad example on my part.

 

[king10pin02]

I've been here through april and had two canceled. No real biggie though. I fly mach .6 most the time so I usually get it back.

ahhhh yes...30/7 speed....good man..good man. i hate flying with CA's that always fly at red line, get on the ground 20 min early just to wait for a gate

 

[CHQ Pilot]

only the really horrible companies to work for don't get paid block or better

What do you consider SWA?

Not exactly correct. The first 11 minutes in a way are free to the company, but after that we get .1 TFP for each 5 minutes over block. So it is pretty much block or better.

 

[CHQ Pilot]

ahhhh yes...30/7 speed....good man..good man. i hate flying with CA's that always fly at red line, get on the ground 20 min early just to wait for a gate

I understand where you are coming from, but that is part of the problem with the system. I had the same picture as you once as an FO. It wasn't until I became a Captain that I started to see why that logic is flawed. I would rather spend my time on the ground waiting for a gate than clog the system up. I do remember squeezing every last dollar out of my schedule as an FO at CHQ. 17.96 an hour, 50% deadhead, and no cx pay didn't go very far, but at least we had left over snack boxes back then to help on the food front.

 

[paid4training]

Why not just install hobb meters so u can say"lets do that manuever again this time to the right" all while watching that little clock turn. I have to admit that does sux about mx cx but at least u get min guarantee. I bet that prevents a lot of people from picking up open time...