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Old 01-04-2019, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by AnchorDown View Post
Its in the scheduling Stan Notes, for keeping the hotel if you want to be realeased from duty, just read it 2 days ago. Hope that helps, sorry so late.
Where does one find scheduling stan notes?
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Old 01-08-2019, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy View Post
Where does one find scheduling stan notes?
Check goodreader and go into the MEC site, I believe they are in there.
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Got it, thanks!
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Old 01-14-2019, 03:14 PM
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Here’s what I know from my non-scientific research when I was persuing Alaska. The current jr man in PDX is 1.5-2 yrs seniority. There are dozens of pilots who live in PDX who are still serving in other bases. There even more former VA guys who live in PDX who will like to get home based too. I ultimately concluded it’s going to be over two years for a current new hire to get FO PDX. Probably closer to three or more to hold a jr. line. It didn’t seem like a QOL highlight to me.

I’m not a AS employee. I do not have solid numbers. I only have antidotal evidence through calling my AS pilot friends to ask about this same question.

Hope this helps in your endeavors
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Originally Posted by Flywithken View Post
Here’s what I know from my non-scientific research when I was persuing Alaska. The current jr man in PDX is 1.5-2 yrs seniority. There are dozens of pilots who live in PDX who are still serving in other bases. There even more former VA guys who live in PDX who will like to get home based too. I ultimately concluded it’s going to be over two years for a current new hire to get FO PDX. Probably closer to three or more to hold a jr. line. It didn’t seem like a QOL highlight to me.



I’m not a AS employee. I do not have solid numbers. I only have antidotal evidence through calling my AS pilot friends to ask about this same question.



Hope this helps in your endeavors


Seems like pretty legit numbers to me. Maybe a few getting into PDX at one year in May. Can’t really go wrong with plan for the worst hope for the best.


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