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Only pilot base is Sacramento.
9 on 7 off... and they can fly you into your days off, you are paid overtime. you need 250 hours in the jet before you're considered for upgrade.
You are correct, the current schedule is 9 on 7 off. However, no one is required to work extra days. Occasionally, extra days are available for extra pay, but no one is ever forced to work them. As far as the 250 hr requirement for upgrade, I don't believe we have any such policy.
There are currently three pilot bases: Sacramento, Southern California, and Phoenix. There is also a new policy which allow pilots who choose to work double rotations (17 on 15 off) to live anywhere they wish. I do not know if this schedule is available to new hires.
X-rated,
you might want to check with your CP BH- that 250hrs is a hard requirement. That is why I chose not to go there, great company with alot of promise, but the 250 was required AND that's 250 (flying hours) not in the jet hours... which amounts to 9mos or so. I could not afford the paycut.
What is the pay schedule at XO Jet?
We have a MX base there in Wilmington, and a pilot or 2 that are still based there. No pilots have been hired into the base in awhile, but it was never closed as a pilot base. I'm not sure what the current status is when it comes to new hires getting based out there, but it's only a matter of time with our growth. You can live anywhere you want if you're on the 17 on, 15 off schedule. Otherwise, we're on a 9 on 7 off schedule. Days 1 and 9 overlap with the other rotation, so that's usually a travel day. If you end up at home on day 8, the new crew will usually take over the next day, as that's their day 1. Conversely, if you don't get back to base until the end of day 9, the new crew had most/all of their day 1 off. Its working out pretty well.
There's only a few left. About half of them went back to the 121 league. Good luck!
With the 17/15- is the 17 on like a reserve do a 3 day -home- the a 2 day -home - then a 5 day-home etc or are you "gone" for the enitre 17?
More 10's and the addition of Challenger 300s is all that can be said with relative certainty. Anything more than that is pure speculation. 150 airplanes is what the plan calls for. We'd have more on the property already if Cessna was able to deliver them on schedule. Our most recent delivery was made to us about 5 months late.
As of last December, all 300 positions were sold out until mid 2010- this included all "large orders." A million could be ordered (what NJA likes to announce). Has nothing to do with delivery dates and even actual deliveries.
Sort of amusing how us pilots get excited about management announcing "One Billion Aircraft have been ordered" and translate that to the reality of actual deliveries and of course similar company growth and supposed job stability. Orders mean nothing. Take a close look at NJA-they have have announced hundreds of deliveries over the next few years. They will actually take a fraction of those aircraft as many owners leave for other solutions (XO Jet, whole aircraft) and a HUGE number of current aircraft are exited from their fleet.
Good luck if you are anywhere near the bottom half of that seniority list.
How many Xs are currently in the fleet and how many more are expected through the end of 07? Also, does XO Jet still operate the Premier and the King Airs?