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That makes sense. It doesn't sound like too many people are a fan of Dayton. From the outside looking in, what makes Dayton so undesirable?
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2-leg commute for most people. Nearly all uncommutable pairings, on both ends. Good 40%+ of pairings are split as well, so another hotel in base mid- sequence. I guess the 1500 might cover some of those expenses, but you'll be spending 6 days a week at or getting to/from work.
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Speaking of approximately 300 CAs, does anyone know if we ever got back up to the contractually required 305+ CA number?
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2-leg commute for most people. Nearly all uncommutable pairings, on both ends. Good 40%+ of pairings are split as well, so another hotel in base mid- sequence. I guess the 1500 might cover some of those expenses, but you'll be spending 6 days a week at or getting to/from work.
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- How prevalent are high-speed or standup overnights at Air Whisky? Particularly out of DAY, IAD, and MKE?
- Once a pilot (FO or CA) can hold a line, what is the consistency of the trip construction? Are they typically AM or PM schedules? Or do they oscillate between mornings and nights within trips? E.g. first two days of a 4 day trip are mornings, last two days are nights, etc.
- To the general audience of Air Whisky pilots here: is there anything you wish you knew before joining Air Whisky? Anything helpful you think others should know before hopping on board? [barring any discussions of the contract ending in Feb-2023]
Thank you in advance.
- Once a pilot (FO or CA) can hold a line, what is the consistency of the trip construction? Are they typically AM or PM schedules? Or do they oscillate between mornings and nights within trips? E.g. first two days of a 4 day trip are mornings, last two days are nights, etc.
- To the general audience of Air Whisky pilots here: is there anything you wish you knew before joining Air Whisky? Anything helpful you think others should know before hopping on board? [barring any discussions of the contract ending in Feb-2023]
Thank you in advance.
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