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Old 02-18-2022 | 06:19 PM
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Ive got the 777 4/4 class. Not sure if Im the only one or not. If I decide to drive my vehicle down instead of airline would mileage reimbursement be a thing? Not a huge deal if not just curious.
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Old 02-18-2022 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Flaps 35
Ive got the 777 4/4 class. Not sure if Im the only one or not. If I decide to drive my vehicle down instead of airline would mileage reimbursement be a thing? Not a huge deal if not just curious.
I drove from Denver. Mileage reimbursement is a thing, they'll explain everything to you down there. Welcome to Atlas!.
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Old 02-18-2022 | 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by CRJJ
I drove from Denver. Mileage reimbursement is a thing, they'll explain everything to you down there. Welcome to Atlas!.
Thank you! Glad to be joining! Im sure some will laugh but the grass is most definitely greener here.
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Old 02-18-2022 | 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Flaps 35
Thank you! Glad to be joining! Im sure some will laugh but the grass is most definitely greener here.
Welcome aboard. Mileage reimbursement is real. Be careful about vehicle security in Miami. Having a car makes things a lot nicer.
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Old 02-18-2022 | 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by dera
All these are tough questions because the answer may change any day now, right now we are making bank (easy 130-150 credit per month without working any extra, the overtime monsters are hitting 200-250) because of our Covid pay, but no-one knows how long this feast will continue. Assume 4 months from DOH before you actually start making that money. If you think COVID is still a thing 4 months from now, you might see it. I'm not making any predictions on that.

So right now, there are year 1 FOs hitting 30k a month with overtime, and there are lines that guarantee 20k at year 1 FO rates. YMMV.

Typical roster? Hope you like ICN.
*** Thank you very much for your reply, ICN wouldn't be a problem for me! About the 30k... I prefer not to count on that, specially after COVID.

Originally Posted by Lionhaart
Hey FlyPancho,
I'm on the 76 but I'll answer your questions to the best of my ability.

How many credit hours to expect on average on the 74?
I'd say a good 75 hours easy - perhaps a 74 driver could elaborate. You can get it up 80 hours or more on the 74....not to mention the extra pay opportunities.

*** Got it! Thank you, it sounds very realistic...

What is a FO take home +-?
If you're willing to work more (say around 20 days a month) you can make six figures or more on year 1.
Year 2 you can make 10k+ a month easily on the 74. Heck...I've heard of FOs pulling $20k/month or more year 2.

Not bad at all!

- Is health insurance also provided to dependents / wife, kids? Is it deducted from the salary or company pays it all?
We have a "catastrophic" health insurance plan that is free and covers the wife and kids. It's pretty good...It covers my wife's birthing costs and more, for example. You can get more health insurance and it would be deducted.

*** Nice, at least it's something.. At least you're given the chance to "upgrade" it.

- Do you have any staff travel / ZED for family as well? If so, is it a good list of airlines?
You can only list yourself as far as I know. We usually use our miles to purchase flights for family...as you'll be racking up status on the majors like Delta or American.

*** So, no MyidTravel to family? Regarding the miles, great! Understood.

- Could anyone share inbox a typical roster in the 74?
It varies quite a bit...and a 74 driver can better answer this for sure. I'd say you can end up doing, say, ANC to INC. Then INC to PVG, to TPE, HKG, back to ANC, then CVG, LAX and back to ANC. I'm just making a wild guess but basically you'll fly internationally each time.
*** Thanks!!!
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Old 02-18-2022 | 10:55 PM
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Hi everybody I’m new here brand new registered member. Just got an interview last week and waiting to hear. I’m so excited to hear. Thank you for give me an opportunity.


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Old 02-18-2022 | 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by PK0322
Hi everybody I’m new here brand new registered member. Just got an interview last week and waiting to hear. I’m so excited to hear. Thank you for give me an opportunity.


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Best of luck to you. Hope to see you on the line.
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Old 02-19-2022 | 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Flaps 35
Ive got the 777 4/4 class. Not sure if Im the only one or not. If I decide to drive my vehicle down instead of airline would mileage reimbursement be a thing? Not a huge deal if not just curious.
They will reimburse you at the going rate up to the cost of a ticket. S if the mileage worked out to $250 but they say a ticket was $99 you get $99. If the ticket was going to be $300 you get $250.
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Old 02-19-2022 | 04:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Twin Wasp
They will reimburse you at the going rate up to the cost of a ticket. S if the mileage worked out to $250 but they say a ticket was $99 you get $99. If the ticket was going to be $300 you get $250.
You definitely get more than going to training up to a max of 450 each way.
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Old 02-19-2022 | 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by flypancho
*** Thank you very much for your reply, ICN wouldn't be a problem for me! About the 30k... I prefer not to count on that, specially after COVID.



*** Thanks!!!
ZED fares are available for family. Off the top of my head: Delta, JetBlue, Southwest.
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