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GlobalPizzaMan 06-20-2020 03:34 AM


Originally Posted by Rocketman (Post 3078123)
Training in MIA, 3 weeks ground school, 2 weeks sim, all depending on availability of sims and instructors
Pay is full pay (guaranteed plus per diem, no paid hotel).


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How’s the training department culture? Ball buster trial by fire type or reasonable? Thanks for the info.

Rocketman 06-20-2020 03:45 AM


Originally Posted by GlobalPizzaMan (Post 3078137)
How’s the training department culture? Ball buster trial by fire type or reasonable? Thanks for the info.


Very relaxed, they all want you to succeed and they will work with you
“Cooperate, graduate “ seems to be the motto.
For me was the most enjoyable initial training I ever had (fourth airline and will be the last)


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GlobalPizzaMan 06-20-2020 04:00 AM


Originally Posted by Rocketman (Post 3078139)
Very relaxed, they all want you to succeed and they will work with you
“Cooperate, graduate “ seems to be the motto.
For me was the most enjoyable initial training I ever had (fourth airline and will be the last)


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My understanding is that the only way to break guarantee is fly off days. Otherwise it’s 60 hours of pay a month rinse and repeat. Is that correct?

My rough math tells me a new hire without working days off would take home out $4800 a month per diem included. Does that sound like it’s in the ball park of reality?

Thanks for the feedback, have big decision coming up so it’s appreciated.

Rocketman 06-20-2020 04:23 AM


Originally Posted by GlobalPizzaMan (Post 3078142)
My understanding is that the only way to break guarantee is fly off days. Otherwise it’s 60 hours of pay a month rinse and repeat. Is that correct?

My rough math tells me a new hire without working days off would take home out $4800 a month per diem included. Does that sound like it’s in the ball park of reality?

Thanks for the feedback, have big decision coming up so it’s appreciated.


You are correct


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Giant Killer 06-20-2020 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by Rocketman (Post 3078139)
Very relaxed, they all want you to succeed and they will work with you
“Cooperate, graduate “ seems to be the motto.
For me was the most enjoyable initial training I ever had (fourth airline and will be the last)


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Sounds Great!......I start on June 29th!

GlobalPizzaMan 06-20-2020 05:18 AM


Originally Posted by Giant Killer (Post 3078157)
Sounds Great!......I start on June 29th!

Congrats. How was the interview? Mine’s coming up. Thanks.

Boats and Hos 06-20-2020 07:03 AM

Rooms in Mijami
 
Any good intel on where to stay in Miami for training and possibly afterwords? Thanks.

Actionair797 06-20-2020 08:30 AM

Interview Next week
 
I’ve also got an interview next week via Zoom. Current in Type, INTL, TPIC, current 121...Any idea on what to expect for the interview?
Any idea if home basing will be an opportunity in the future with the new flying contracts?

Rocketman 06-20-2020 10:09 AM


Originally Posted by Actionair797 (Post 3078246)
I’ve also got an interview next week via Zoom. Current in Type, INTL, TPIC, current 121...Any idea on what to expect for the interview?
Any idea if home basing will be an opportunity in the future with the new flying contracts?


When I interviewed a year ago was very relaxed, no technical questions or anything, more of a “can I fly with him?”
Most pilots I talk with want home basing, not sure everybody knows what it is though


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Commit Aviation 06-20-2020 08:20 PM


Originally Posted by Boats and Hos (Post 3078210)
Any good intel on where to stay in Miami for training and possibly afterwords? Thanks.

My buddy used Air BNB And wound up on 53rd floor overlooking Biscayne Bay. I stayed at the Candlewood on 36th. Also call the Aloft. They’ll offer a reduced rate for crew extended stay. Good luck.


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