Jetblue Daily guarantee
#2
What we do have is average credit per duty period, which is five hours.
THIS IS NOT A DAILY GUARANTEE!!!
You could have a 4-day trip with three duty periods that will pay less than twenty hours. We do have these trips.
You could also have a 2-day trip where you fly eight hours on day 1 and 2 hours on day 2. You get paid 10 hours (2 duty periods). You would not get 13 hours unless you had a minimum credit per day (or duty period).
GP
#3
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: B767F FO
Posts: 407
We don't have a daily guarantee.
What we do have is average credit per duty period, which is five hours.
THIS IS NOT A DAILY GUARANTEE!!!
You could have a 4-day trip with three duty periods that will pay less than twenty hours. We do have these trips.
You could also have a 2-day trip where you fly eight hours on day 1 and 2 hours on day 2. You get paid 10 hours (2 duty periods). You would not get 13 hours unless you had a minimum credit per day (or duty period).
GP
What we do have is average credit per duty period, which is five hours.
THIS IS NOT A DAILY GUARANTEE!!!
You could have a 4-day trip with three duty periods that will pay less than twenty hours. We do have these trips.
You could also have a 2-day trip where you fly eight hours on day 1 and 2 hours on day 2. You get paid 10 hours (2 duty periods). You would not get 13 hours unless you had a minimum credit per day (or duty period).
GP
#4
You could also have a 2-day trip where you fly eight hours on day 1 and 2 hours on day 2. You get paid 10 hours (2 duty periods). You would not get 13 hours unless you had a minimum credit per day (or duty period).
GP
#5
Line Holder
Joined APC: Oct 2008
Posts: 33
All the above is correct but here it is listed out:
You are paid the greater of:
5 hours per DUTY period. (again, a 4 day trip may only have 3 duty periods)
or
1 hour for every 3.5 hours time away from base.(trip rig)
or
1 hour for every 2 hours of duty time (ie 12 hour duty day pays at least 6 hours) (duty rig)
You are paid the greater of:
5 hours per DUTY period. (again, a 4 day trip may only have 3 duty periods)
or
1 hour for every 3.5 hours time away from base.(trip rig)
or
1 hour for every 2 hours of duty time (ie 12 hour duty day pays at least 6 hours) (duty rig)
#7
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 4,911
All the above is correct but here it is listed out:
You are paid the greater of:
5 hours per DUTY period. (again, a 4 day trip may only have 3 duty periods)
or
1 hour for every 3.5 hours time away from base.(trip rig)
or
1 hour for every 2 hours of duty time (ie 12 hour duty day pays at least 6 hours) (duty rig)
You are paid the greater of:
5 hours per DUTY period. (again, a 4 day trip may only have 3 duty periods)
or
1 hour for every 3.5 hours time away from base.(trip rig)
or
1 hour for every 2 hours of duty time (ie 12 hour duty day pays at least 6 hours) (duty rig)
#8
New Hire
Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 5
What's 1st year like?
What can a new FO realistically make 1st year? (I know payscales are out there but I'm looking for what one can expect). What's the QOL? Any take on what the addition of ALPA will do on the $ side?
Thanks for any info-
Hvy
Thanks for any info-
Hvy
#9
Jetblue Daily guarantee
Plan on min credit , 50.00 $ first year pay. I made much more than this my first year but my timing was great as in line holder a few months out of training. Again living in base picking up extra time can change a lot tho. 2nd year pay can majorly change from person to person , 2nd year pay guys selling back PTO and getting 100 credit a month can make about 10,000 a month, not impossible, but working a lot .
So many things can vary
So many things can vary
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