Omni Air
05-28-2018 | 12:32 AM
#2221
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No limit. Typically your first day always starts as shortcall. Apart from that all lines are awarded as long call or known flying.
As a piece of advice, do not come to an ACMI expecting lines and known schedules. The company owns you for 16-18 days a month... just plan on that. Apart from 117 and very limited language in our contract do not expect any sort of scheduling system or practices like you may have seen at a regional.
Note: Omni is much better than other ACMIs at having you fly the known flying you are awarded.
As a piece of advice, do not come to an ACMI expecting lines and known schedules. The company owns you for 16-18 days a month... just plan on that. Apart from 117 and very limited language in our contract do not expect any sort of scheduling system or practices like you may have seen at a regional.
Note: Omni is much better than other ACMIs at having you fly the known flying you are awarded.
05-28-2018 | 07:50 AM
#2222
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Joined: Nov 2012
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No limit. Typically your first day always starts as shortcall. Apart from that all lines are awarded as long call or known flying.
As a piece of advice, do not come to an ACMI expecting lines and known schedules. The company owns you for 16-18 days a month... just plan on that. Apart from 117 and very limited language in our contract do not expect any sort of scheduling system or practices like you may have seen at a regional.
Note: Omni is much better than other ACMIs at having you fly the known flying you are awarded.
As a piece of advice, do not come to an ACMI expecting lines and known schedules. The company owns you for 16-18 days a month... just plan on that. Apart from 117 and very limited language in our contract do not expect any sort of scheduling system or practices like you may have seen at a regional.
Note: Omni is much better than other ACMIs at having you fly the known flying you are awarded.
05-28-2018 | 08:10 AM
#2223
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You go to and from work once (possibly twice) a month with an airline like Omni, as opposed to maybe twice a week with a traditional passenger airline. When you're on the road you will not see home and don't need to worry about getting to/from anywhere. That's on the company to move you where they want you.
05-28-2018 | 08:23 AM
#2224
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You go to and from work once (possibly twice) a month with an airline like Omni, as opposed to maybe twice a week with a traditional passenger airline. When you're on the road you will not see home and don't need to worry about getting to/from anywhere. That's on the company to move you where they want you.
05-28-2018 | 09:28 AM
#2225
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I assume that gateway list on the APC profile page is all of the cities? I live in PHX now which I see is a gateway city, but the wife and I have talked about moving to Hawaii in the future. I don’t suppose PHNL is a gateway city that’s not listed is it? Definitely not a deal breaker, just more curiosity than anything.
05-28-2018 | 10:56 AM
#2226
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I assume that gateway list on the APC profile page is all of the cities? I live in PHX now which I see is a gateway city, but the wife and I have talked about moving to Hawaii in the future. I don’t suppose PHNL is a gateway city that’s not listed is it? Definitely not a deal breaker, just more curiosity than anything.
05-28-2018 | 03:46 PM
#2227
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05-30-2018 | 12:45 AM
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