DL Hiring: New Process
#801
73B is in the 6-9 required, 30+ available zone right now…think there has been 2 greenies the entire month so far.
#803
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jan 2017
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Good luck, I submitted all my PRIA docs on September 13th, still no indoc date yet, same goes for most everyone in my CJO group, can't speak for all as I'm not in comms with them all.
#804
On Reserve
Joined: Sep 2021
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#805
Can’t find crew pickup
Joined: Jun 2021
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#806
Buddy of mine was waiting weeks as well…called them and found out the checks were done but apparently were never forwarded to Delta. They “fixed the glitch” while on the phone….he got Indoc invite from delta that very afternoon.
Best of luck to you!
#807
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: window seat
Partially true.
One year at DL one of the highest paid pilots was a NYC 88B who made close to half a million. He commuted (from the midwest) and did a normal line's worth of flying a month.
LCA buddy bid, drop most or all of the month for full pay, GS 3 or 4 normal trips = triple pay.
There are other ways to game it and some of the 350 millionaires are commuters. You can even roll thunder on reserve as a commuter and even as a somewhat junior commuter to reserve by back loading the thunder instead of front loading it.
Commuting is extremely doable and the angst is 90% psychological and self imposed.
One year at DL one of the highest paid pilots was a NYC 88B who made close to half a million. He commuted (from the midwest) and did a normal line's worth of flying a month.
LCA buddy bid, drop most or all of the month for full pay, GS 3 or 4 normal trips = triple pay.
There are other ways to game it and some of the 350 millionaires are commuters. You can even roll thunder on reserve as a commuter and even as a somewhat junior commuter to reserve by back loading the thunder instead of front loading it.
Commuting is extremely doable and the angst is 90% psychological and self imposed.
#809
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: May 2016
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Partially true.
One year at DL one of the highest paid pilots was a NYC 88B who made close to half a million. He commuted (from the midwest) and did a normal line's worth of flying a month.
LCA buddy bid, drop most or all of the month for full pay, GS 3 or 4 normal trips = triple pay.
There are other ways to game it and some of the 350 millionaires are commuters. You can even roll thunder on reserve as a commuter and even as a somewhat junior commuter to reserve by back loading the thunder instead of front loading it.
Commuting is extremely doable and the angst is 90% psychological and self imposed.
One year at DL one of the highest paid pilots was a NYC 88B who made close to half a million. He commuted (from the midwest) and did a normal line's worth of flying a month.
LCA buddy bid, drop most or all of the month for full pay, GS 3 or 4 normal trips = triple pay.
There are other ways to game it and some of the 350 millionaires are commuters. You can even roll thunder on reserve as a commuter and even as a somewhat junior commuter to reserve by back loading the thunder instead of front loading it.
Commuting is extremely doable and the angst is 90% psychological and self imposed.
Can you elaborate on the thunder please.
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#810
Line Holder
Joined: Sep 2005
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When you GS on reserve you are paid straight pay above guarantee and you get you day off back. True rolling thunder is when you bid all of your reserve days in the last half of the month. In the beginning of the month you get GS1. You days off are now returned to you on your first batch of reserve days. Then you get GS2 and again your reserve days are pushed back. As long as you keep GSing before you get to you let reserve days it keeps going on and on getting paid above guarantee hence “rolling thunder” bc you keep rolling your days off over your reserve days to keep getting paid above guarantee.
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