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Old 09-01-2012 | 02:06 AM
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Hey 744, how does that first flight work out of your gateway? Is it considered imputed imcome or is it "completely" covered by Atlas?

Let's say you're based in JFK. If they send you to JFK to start the trip, or home from JFK at the end of the trip, it's imputed income and the tax for the ticket will be deducted from your pay. Same thing with the hotel at your crew base, you take the tax hit until you start your trip. If your trip is scheduled to depart at 6 am on the first day of your pattern, obviously you're going to have to come in on your last day off and get enough rest.

If your trip starts anywhere else, even another crew base, no tax! With the JFK 767 base, it's not an issue. the airplane never goes through there, so I have yet to pay a penny in imputed income. the 767 freighter in CVG, however, ALWAYS goes through CVG, so you'd get it there, unless you bid a trip that begins at the outstation.

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Old 09-01-2012 | 05:19 AM
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Excellent! That's great input. I really appreciate it. Give me a better idea for financial planning. Just need that phone call first.
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Old 09-01-2012 | 07:03 AM
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Let's say you're based in JFK. If they send you to JFK to start the trip, or home from JFK at the end of the trip, it's imputed income and the tax for the ticket will be deducted from your pay. Same thing with the hotel at your crew base, you take the tax hit until you start your trip. If your trip is scheduled to depart at 6 am on the first day of your pattern, obviously you're going to have to come in on your last day off and get enough rest.

If your trip starts anywhere else, even another crew base, no tax! With the JFK 767 base, it's not an issue. the airplane never goes through there, so I have yet to pay a penny in imputed income. the 767 freighter in CVG, however, ALWAYS goes through CVG, so you'd get it there, unless you bid a trip that begins at the outstation.

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I will chime in, but I have nothing to add to your spot-on post.
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Old 09-01-2012 | 10:37 AM
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I will just add that some bases seem to have almost all their trips start in base (HSV, MIA, CVG) while JFK seems to have at least 50 percent of the lines start with a DH from New York.
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Old 09-01-2012 | 02:48 PM
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Hey anyone in the class starting Tuesday on the board if so PM me. It's about an evening at the famous 'GRILL'

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Old 09-01-2012 | 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Twin Wasp
I will just add that some bases seem to have almost all their trips start in base (HSV, MIA, CVG) while JFK seems to have at least 50 percent of the lines start with a DH from New York.

The computer has to show it that way. Very rarely does anything begin in JFK. By far most of the JFK trip pairings originate elsewhere. Since JFK is your base (if you are indeed based there) the computer has to show you moving from your base to where the pairing begins. What really happens is the company buys you a ticket from your gateway airport to where you need to be. It's now September and I have had to actually be in JFK for the start of a pairing precisely '0' times this year.
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Old 09-01-2012 | 03:39 PM
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This is one of my many devices in trying to determine where I would want to be based. And I am liking the JFK look. How senior is JFK? Can one of you currents give a list to show the list of domiciles and their senority? As a new hire where ate you most likely to be based out of ground school?
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Old 09-01-2012 | 03:52 PM
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HSV and ANC are the most junior bases. I wouldn't rec. LAX for an East coast commuter even with the company purchasing the ticket.
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Old 09-01-2012 | 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by gvinflight
This is one of my many devices in trying to determine where I would want to be based. And I am liking the JFK look. How senior is JFK? Can one of you currents give a list to show the list of domiciles and their senority? As a new hire where ate you most likely to be based out of ground school?
Dude...focus...breathe deeply. Prepare for the interview process. Practice the telephone interview and smile while you're talking--it really makes a difference in how you sound. Study the topics and prepare your references for the test. Practice the HR interview scenario. And don't forget the most important decision--tie or no tie? You'll get to fill out a standing bid after you get your employee number!
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Old 09-01-2012 | 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by OSAVIP
Dude...focus...breathe deeply. Prepare for the interview process. Practice the telephone interview and smile while you're talking--it really makes a difference in how you sound. Study the topics and prepare your references for the test. Practice the HR interview scenario. And don't forget the most important decision--tie or no tie? You'll get to fill out a standing bid after you get your employee number!
Your right. I'm way too far ahead of myself here. I cannot let the determination get the best of me. I have been reading and studying and prepping for the phone and in-person interview, every day, a doa nother step and review and refresh. I need to focus and wait for that phone call. Good call, and thanks!
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