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atpcliff 04-06-2014 10:29 AM


Sorry if this has been covered earlier in this post, I just didn't feel like scrolling through 820 pages of People Fighting.

What are the AVERAGE days on and hours by the end of the month. People at my current employment like to focus on the bad, such as "taxable travel to work, insurance costs, and a bunch of other garbage." I am not naive and I realize every place has its negatives, but what matters to me is days off, pay hours, and insurance quality and cost.

Thanks guys! Keep up the great posting!
Average days on:
It is all over the place. We get 13 or 14 days off per month. We have "R1" where you are on reserve, but at home. Some guys have had 2 weeks of R1. I talked to one guy who had about 60 days off in a row, more or less. My first 6 months I averaged 16 days at home. I would say I usually get 1-2 more days off at home than the minimum. If you are awarded a Reserve Line you can get extended up to 3? days...but not if you originally had a line...

Flight hours per month are also all over the place. 0 is the lowest, with probably about 90 max. Last 12 months: lowest month 33 hours, highest 79. Averaged 50 hours/month.

Kapitanleutnant 04-06-2014 11:12 AM

ATPClif…

May I ask what base you were/are at for those types of lines of flying?

Thanks

K

Twin Wasp 04-06-2014 02:37 PM

Cliff, the company can extend you up to 3 days on any kind line. I get extended about one day a year. I've already got my extra day this year. The company screwed up and didn't buy the ticket at the end of a simple 2 day/1 hour flight. When I said I wanted a ticket home they couldn't create one that got me to JFK before going into day three by 10 minutes. However I got home about 4 hours before that.

JerrySpringer 04-06-2014 03:28 PM


Originally Posted by Twin Wasp (Post 1618213)
Cliff, the company can extend you up to 3 days on any kind line. I get extended about one day a year. I've already got my extra day this year. The company screwed up and didn't buy the ticket at the end of a simple 2 day/1 hour flight. When I said I wanted a ticket home they couldn't create one that got me to JFK before going into day three by 10 minutes. However I got home about 4 hours before that.

You shouldn't be extended on a hardline, hybrid or VTO. Contact P2P, stewards or scheduling comm for further info.

STR8NLVL 04-07-2014 09:32 AM

So is the end of April class definite? Wonder when the calls will go out?

(staring at my phone!)

Whaledriver 04-07-2014 09:56 AM

The instructors at MIA seem pretty sure?

atpcliff 04-07-2014 12:26 PM

I did think u could get extended I any line, but was just told only a dedicated reserve line.

On the sched that was JFK 747. Usually 6-16 day lines.I get a lot of 10 and 12 day lines.

TimmyR 04-07-2014 03:12 PM


Originally Posted by atpcliff (Post 1618738)
I did think u could get extended I any line, but was just told only a dedicated reserve line.

Correct. Involuntary extension only if your AIMS Schedule (on computer) says "Reserve XXXX" in the upper left-hand corner. That is a major reason I bid VTO at JFK on 767. Plus I usually see a nice variety of flying and/or reserve.

Snickers 04-07-2014 05:13 PM

Off topic, but anyone have info on how to see scheduled flights and jumpseat on Atlas?

Sorry if this has already been covered Already

CandlerKid 04-07-2014 05:17 PM

On atlasair.com you can fill out a request and they'll help you. Just ask us where you are trying to go and we can help you out here though.


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