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07-30-2016, 05:19 AM
#1094
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: CRJ200; FO
Posts: 391
Being they NJ is fractional and not charter do you folks find yourselves getting to sit around a city longer than say a normal charter company like mine? We don't get a lot of down time to go and see the areas we go to but on rare occasion. Also. Someone told me that as long as you're on duty you have to remain at the airport?
Also are you seat locked once you get there in the original airframe as an FO and when you upgrade is it typically always going to be to the smaller class aircraft? Also do you have to live in one of the domicile a listed or can you live anywhere? Just noticing there are none in Colorado.
Also are you seat locked once you get there in the original airframe as an FO and when you upgrade is it typically always going to be to the smaller class aircraft? Also do you have to live in one of the domicile a listed or can you live anywhere? Just noticing there are none in Colorado.
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07-30-2016, 08:35 AM
#1095
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Joined APC: Dec 2008
Position: Upright
Posts: 601
Originally Posted by MOGuy
Being they NJ is fractional and not charter do you folks find yourselves getting to sit around a city longer than say a normal charter company like mine? We don't get a lot of down time to go and see the areas we go to but on rare occasion. Also. Someone told me that as long as you're on duty you have to remain at the airport?
Also are you seat locked once you get there in the original airframe as an FO and when you upgrade is it typically always going to be to the smaller class aircraft? Also do you have to live in one of the domicile a listed or can you live anywhere? Just noticing there are none in Colorado.
Also are you seat locked once you get there in the original airframe as an FO and when you upgrade is it typically always going to be to the smaller class aircraft? Also do you have to live in one of the domicile a listed or can you live anywhere? Just noticing there are none in Colorado.
There is very little sit time between flights during the day. Most of the time you'll ferry to the next revenue flight after you've cleaned the cabin, restocked, etc.
If you do have some airport sit time, there are ways to go get a meal. If you're sitting standby they generally want you at the airport (there is different types of standby dictating you level of readiness to go recover a trip).
You incur a 39 month seat lock upon completion of your initial type and any subsequent VOLUNTARY aircraft movement. That seat lock will not restrict you from moving to a higher paying position. Read that as upgrade, but upgrade opportunity is unavailable for the most part at the moment.
DEN is a base, not sure about other cities in CO.
07-30-2016, 08:51 AM
#1096
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: CRJ200; FO
Posts: 391
Originally Posted by frmrdashtrash
There is very little sit time between flights during the day. Most of the time you'll ferry to the next revenue flight after you've cleaned the cabin, restocked, etc.
If you do have some airport sit time, there are ways to go get a meal. If you're sitting standby they generally want you at the airport (there is different types of standby dictating you level of readiness to go recover a trip).
You incur a 39 month seat lock upon completion of your initial type and any subsequent VOLUNTARY aircraft movement. That seat lock will not restrict you from moving to a higher paying position. Read that as upgrade, but upgrade opportunity is unavailable for the most part at the moment.
DEN is a base, not sure about other cities in CO.
If you do have some airport sit time, there are ways to go get a meal. If you're sitting standby they generally want you at the airport (there is different types of standby dictating you level of readiness to go recover a trip).
You incur a 39 month seat lock upon completion of your initial type and any subsequent VOLUNTARY aircraft movement. That seat lock will not restrict you from moving to a higher paying position. Read that as upgrade, but upgrade opportunity is unavailable for the most part at the moment.
DEN is a base, not sure about other cities in CO.
Appreciate the information everybody ;0)
07-30-2016, 09:01 AM
#1098
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: CRJ200; FO
Posts: 391
Originally Posted by flyguy37
That apc base info is not accurate. I have posted the current crew base list a few times on different Nj threads. Den cos and dro are bases in Colorado
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