Originally Posted by
93Sierra
In the welcome aboard packet, there are four hotels listed as possible lodging. Any feedback to which is most popular/most used etc? I know it's double occupancy, but is it a suite with two separate bedrooms with a joined common area? I have only stayed at a residence inn before with a prior company that had a "split" style floor plan with each individual getting their own room and bathroom with a shared common area. Also, the packet states that all transportation will be provided to required training. If one wanted to go in on a weekend etc, flight safety etc, would you recommended trying to get a car there, or just can it etc? Sorry for the questions if they seem stupid, got a class date and am trying to figure everything out. Anybody that has any tips for training, ( food, what to wear, what to do, what to not do, etc) please feel free to pm me ) thx again everyone, merry Christmas
If you are going to SLC for new hire it will most likely candlewood. Not terrible, one of you gets your own space while the common area has bed in it for the other guy. In sim you each get your own room. I you are able to i would highly recommend a car. It will help your sanity to not be tied to the hotel, also just to run to the grocery store whenever you want. The rooms have a kintchen-ette so you can prepare meals. Good Luck
Originally Posted by
Delayed again
Can any SkyWest pilots out there give me info on sim instructor pay? Hours per event, min guarantee, ability to do 2 sims a day, average credit per month, etc.? Thanks in advance.
There are plenty of sim instructors who are FOs, they do CTP and FTD, not sure of the schedules or pay.