Originally Posted by
Regularguy
Strange question!
In reality one does not apply to be a Flight Manager and if you are a UAL pilot you would know that.
Actually you do. You have to be a united pilot. It's an office job that you apply and interview for. You can work four 10s or three 12s. It pays 95 hours at whatever equipment rate you could hold system wide. You have to fly something like 3 days a month. As far as who works what days, not sure. Seems like a decent deal if you live close to the domicile and like working in the office.