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Old 12-17-2014, 12:22 PM
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I found an app called Airline Roster and works great. It's free at first, then you have to pay 4.99 I believe after a couple months. There are a lot of great features including importing your schedule to LTP and iCal. Customer service is great too. Usually no more than a day to get a response. Hope this helps.
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What has been the resume of an average FO hired lately at Allegiant? What kind of experience are they hiring guys with?
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Just curious but the APC section shows the newest captain there as a Dec 2014 hire...this isn't correct is it? Are you guys hiring DECs there? I'll keep doing some searching but just seems like that is crazy!
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Old 12-17-2014, 03:01 PM
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Just curious but the APC section shows the newest captain there as a Dec 2014 hire...this isn't correct is it? Are you guys hiring DECs there? I'll keep doing some searching but just seems like that is crazy!
Not specifically hiring direct entry captains, but the latest awards have gone that junior.

Tells you something about this place when there are 3-8 year FO's passing it up... Beware.
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Old 12-17-2014, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by stevieg241 View Post
I found an app called Airline Roster and works great. It's free at first, then you have to pay 4.99 I believe after a couple months. There are a lot of great features including importing your schedule to LTP and iCal. Customer service is great too. Usually no more than a day to get a response. Hope this helps.
You mean you don't have to wait five business days and then email them again... and then wait five more business days before you're allowed to call a manager?
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What has been the resume of an average FO hired lately at Allegiant? What kind of experience are they hiring guys with?
Lately I've flown with new FO's who were 20+ years at Comair, furloughed Evergreen 747 check airman, Republic captains, and the occasional military guy.
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Old 12-17-2014, 05:55 PM
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what are the bullet points as to why pilots are so mad about being at allegiant? what makes the work rules worse than a regional? and are you getting just enough money to not try to bail to a lower tier major like jetblue or spirit?
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what are the bullet points as to why pilots are so mad about being at allegiant? what makes the work rules worse than a regional? and are you getting just enough money to not try to bail to a lower tier major like jetblue or spirit?
It's not a regional...
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what are the bullet points as to why pilots are so mad about being at allegiant? what makes the work rules worse than a regional? and are you getting just enough money to not try to bail to a lower tier major like jetblue or spirit?
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ma...ork-rules.html

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You have to raise EVERYTHING there to at least Spirit airlines level, it's better for all of us, and better for the profession!
Well, here's Spirit's info (the minimum standard?), based only on the topics addressed by 'labbats'. Some of it better than HAL, some of it not. Like HAL, just about all of it better than ALG currently.

Min Day
Spirit: 4.0 day trip, 4.5 Multi-day or RSV duty
HAL: 4.25
ALG: None

401k Match and eligibility
Spirit: 8% match, going up to 9%
HAL: 15% gross, no match needed
ALG: 100% first 2% then 50% for next 3% for a total of 5% match

PerDiem
Spirit: $2.15
HAL: $2.50 CONUS and International varies from $3.50-$5.21 depending
ALG: $1

DH Pay
Spirit: Full pay for deadhead, no middle seats, must be seated in 'Big Front Seat' (first class) if available at time of departure
HAL: Full pay for deadhead, and 1st Class seating if over 2 hours.
ALG: $20/hr

Training
Spirit: Bidding allowed
HAL: Bidding allowed, and 1 instructor can be no-listed
ALG: Pilots won't be able to Bid for Training

Days Off
Spirit: 13 days off min for Regular and Relief line holder, 12 days off for RSV line, 72 hour guarantee both. All days off must be in blocks of, at minimum '5 days in a row, but no lower than 4' (which works out to 2x 4 day off blocks and 1x 5 day off block for line-holders, minimum). No long call.
HAL: 12 days off min for Res & Line Holder, 75 hours guarantee both
Long Call res goes into effect Jan 4th.
ALG: 11 days off for lineholders, 10 for reserves
Long-Call Reserve program - none

Sick
Spirit: Sick is 4 hrs/mo, max 400 hours accrued. If you use all your sick bank, you can borrow 24 more hours, to be re-accrued when you return. You can also use your vacation bank, if you so choose.
HAL: Sick is at 7.50 hrs/mo, max 1080 hours accrued. IF you use more than 270 consecutive hours for sick call, then the accrual rate increases to 10hr/mo upon return until your sick back is whole again.

Sick call is thru Etna via website or automated phone. Doctors note may be required if longer than 7 days.

ALG:PTO for both sick and vacation...

year 2-3 ... 35 hours a year
year 4-6 ... 45 hours a year
year 7+ ... 52 hours a year

Sick calls paid at 100% if it brings you under the 70 hour guarantee. If over 70 hours you must use PTO. See above.

Vacation
Spirit:
year 1-4 = 4.67 hrs/month and/or 14 days
year 5-9 = 7.0 hrs/month and/or 21 days
year 10-14 = 8.17 hrs/month and/or 21 days
year 15-19 = 9.33 hrs/month and/or 28 days
year 20-24 = 10.5 hrs/month and/or 28 days
year 25+ = 11.67 hrs/month and/or 35 days
Bid is done after Vacation award, and conflicting trips can be dropped.

HAL: It's quite complex, but in a nutshell..
year 1 & 2 = 15 days
year 3 = 16 days
year 5 = 21 days
year 10 = 23 days
year 12 = 27 days
year 15 = 29 days
year 20 = 33 days
year 25 = 38 days

Must take 7 days every year min.

Bid is done after Vacation award, and conflicting trips can be dropped.

ALG: PTO. See above.

Junior Assignment Pay
Spirit: Double Time
HAL: Double Time
ALG: straight pay

Voluntary Open Time Pick-Up
Spirit: straight pay
HAL: straight pay
ALG: straight pay

Critical Pay
Spirit: Double Time
HAL: Double Time
ALG: straight pay

Newhire training pay
Spirit:$1,750 month, hotel paid for. After 90 days, if not already finished with training, $38.50/hr x 72 hours min, and $2.15/hr per diem
HAL: $36/hr x 75 hours min
ALG: $2000/mo and no hotel provided.

Bid Conflicts
Spirit: Pay protected for the higher of the previous or the current award. Entire trip must be dropped if any one day of the trip is conflicted
HAL: Fully Paid
ALG: unpaid. Must re-bid on another day off.

Upgrades and 'Promised' Growth
Spirit: 2.5 year upgrade. Planned growth at 10+ aircraft per year. Fleet will double in next 7 years
HAL: Currently pushing close to a 6 year upgrade. Planned growth at 3-4 aircraft per year.
ALG: Currently pushing close to a 6 year upgrade. (Update- now almost street hires... but caveat emptor) Planned growth at 3-4 aircraft per year.

I'd be interested to see other mainline carriers add to this list
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Old 12-18-2014, 07:41 AM
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Your question is the essence of the problem. You’ll get yours elsewhere at some other time and/or place is regional mentality. This is not a pay for departure airline. We do not compete for two or three customers who have already colluded on price. We compete for many more customers who are not as savvy, and is reflected in the enormous profits management is raking in.


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what are the bullet points as to why pilots are so mad about being at allegiant? what makes the work rules worse than a regional? and are you getting just enough money to not try to bail to a lower tier major like jetblue or spirit?
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