New Contract
New Contract
03-09-2024, 06:27 AM
#2
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Originally Posted by thatpilotbro
Is Atlas going to start new contract negotiations in 2025?
If both union and company agree to "early openers" negotiations could begin as early as Jan 2026. Preparations would obviously begin late 2025.
The last contract took 5 years to complete. The one before that took 7 years.
03-10-2024, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by zerozero
The current contract is amendable in Sept of 2026.
If both union and company agree to "early openers" negotiations could begin as early as Jan 2026. Preparations would obviously begin late 2025.
The last contract took 5 years to complete. The one before that took 7 years.
If both union and company agree to "early openers" negotiations could begin as early as Jan 2026. Preparations would obviously begin late 2025.
The last contract took 5 years to complete. The one before that took 7 years.
04-02-2024, 01:37 PM
#5
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Originally Posted by bluetoblue
Does anyone have the current pay scales? They dropped out of Atlas's profile page here for some reason.
Originally Posted by zeruela
Is this pay scale the latest? https://wp.iap2750.org/wp-content/up...0/PayRates.pdf
04-04-2024, 06:18 AM
#6
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Monthly credit
How many hours does the "typical" FO credit per month on the 747?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Originally Posted by anderslistoe
I had to scour the internet to find them but I believe these are current, with current pay being in "DOS+3" column until September, and first year pay being 97 on all fleets.
Found on page 1921 of the "Atlas Air Hiring" thread.
Found on page 1921 of the "Atlas Air Hiring" thread.
04-04-2024, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by metro3
How many hours does the "typical" FO credit per month on the 747?
Thanks!
Thanks!
But you should budget for min guarantee of 64 due to: scheduling shenangins; months when you have training, vacation or sick time. All of those will bump you down to min guarantee.
04-04-2024, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by zerozero
Average is probably about 70.
But you should budget for min guarantee of 64 due to: scheduling shenangins; months when you have training, vacation or sick time. All of those will bump you down to min guarantee.
But you should budget for min guarantee of 64 due to: scheduling shenangins; months when you have training, vacation or sick time. All of those will bump you down to min guarantee.
Budget your life with min. guarantee.
Everything else is funny money.
04-04-2024, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by TiredSoul
^^^ THIS ^^^
Budget your life with min. guarantee.
Everything else is funny money.
Budget your life with min. guarantee.
Everything else is funny money.
04-05-2024, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by C17B74
So true, until you can hold BLG lines consistently always budget to min guarantee. Definitely min $ as said before for sick day months, vaca or training months if you conflict bid. Despite having BLG opportunity understand high flight hour schedules can shift rapidly month to month although it's been fairly consistent for awhile. I live as TS mentioned: everything above guarantee is gravy the rest is meat 🥩 and potatoes.🥔 🥔 🥔
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