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pto16 12-23-2014 05:29 AM

EagleFan / Zimmy - thanks much! I just got the call this morning for the 20 Jan class. Zimmy - stay close to your phone.

See everyone on the 20th - Merry Christmas!

zimmy78 12-23-2014 07:15 AM

Just got the call for 20 Jan. Merry Christmas!!!

Wollac 12-23-2014 07:55 PM


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 1609489)
What does a 5-day trip look like vs a 737 lazy good for nothing trip look like?

Well this atypical but here are two trips of the same pay time on the 717 and 737: (and yes I can find worse trips on the 737 and a lot better trips on the 717 for the same pay mind you, it's just a little fun comparison given perceived rotation types)

B717
3-Day trip:
Day 1:
ATL-MOB
MOB-ATL (1.54 sit)
ATL-GSP
GSP-ATL
ATL-SAV

Day 2:
SAV-ATL
ATL-EWR

Day 3:
EWR-ATL (1.38 sit)
ATL-HSV
HSV-ATL
ATL-JAN
JAN-ATL
15.45 Pay

Except where noted the rest of the turn times are 39-44 minutes.

4-day:

DAY 1
ATL-GSP
GSP-ATL
ATL-ECP
ECP-ATL
ATL-EWR

DAY 2
EWR-ATL
ATL-JAN

DAY 3
JAN-ATL
ATL-ORD
ORD-ATL
ATL-SAV

DAY 4
SAV-ATL
ATL-TLH
TLH-ATL
ATL-PNS
PNS-ATL
22.25 Pay

737
3-Day 15.45 block trip:

Day 1:
ATL-SJC (13 hour downtown SFO overnight)

Day 2:
SFO-MSP
MSP-EWR (17 hour downtown New York overnight)

Day 3:
LGA-ATL
4-Day Trip with 22.25 Pay:
Day 1
ATL-SEA

Day 2
SEA-MSP
MSP-BOS

Day 3
BOS-MSP
MSP-SAN

Day 4
SAN-ATL

:D Now, I do the 717 flying, I enjoy that kind of flying and the 717 is a great airplane for it. I'd enjoy the other flying too. Pick whatever works for you.

Reprising a fairly old post from this thread. Can someone post a similar 3 and 4 day rotation on the A320 out of ATL? Just trying to get an idea of what life on the Bus might look like.

BlaneO 12-24-2014 07:13 AM

The Bus and the 73 will be similar, but the 320 cockpit is luxurious. The side stick/table combo frees up all kinds of space. Just yesterday we flew with 2 jump seaters AND their bags in the cockpit, too. Network will constantly tweak specific city pairs and times, but the basic construct of 1-3 legs should be consistent.

pilotc90a 12-24-2014 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by Wollac (Post 1789587)
Reprising a fairly old post from this thread. Can someone post a similar 3 and 4 day rotation on the A320 out of ATL? Just trying to get an idea of what life on the Bus might look like.

A lot of the A320 trips follow a theme. Here is an example of a senior 320 trip:

1
MSP-SNA
2
SNA-MSP-LGA
3
LGA-MSY
4
MSY-SLC-BOI
5
BOI-MSP-ORD-MSP

A Junior 320 trip looks a lot like:

1
MSP-ATL-MKE
2
MKE-MSP-SNA
3
SNA-MSP-BIS
4
BIS-MSP-DEN-MSP

Rarely will you get a trip that is just one leg a day, or just as rare, 5+ legs a day. The A320 front office is nice, and is easy to fly, but a four leg day on the last day is tiring no matter what.

Hope that helps

SoCal Xfer 12-24-2014 08:46 AM

Anyone get calls for class today?

Wollac 12-24-2014 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by SoCal Xfer (Post 1789894)
Anyone get calls for class today?

I heard calls were going out today for Jan 20th class.

SoCal Xfer 12-24-2014 01:22 PM

Cool, thx for the info. Got cjo on 10 dec, keepin fingers crossed for 2 feb class. Merry Christmas, or whatever ur holiday of choice may be!

Wollac 12-26-2014 02:26 PM

Just a couple of Delta pay-related questions for anyone in the know:

1) What is the new-hire training salary planned for 2015?

2) Does the 15% 401k contribution start with your first paycheck (i.e. during training), or does it not pick up until you are complete with training?

3) What does one get paid during training if they decide to change planes/seats in the future? Do they go back to the training salary while in class, or do they maintain the minimum reserve guarantee of the aircraft/seat they came from?

Thanks in advance!

Hillbilly 12-27-2014 08:08 AM


Originally Posted by Wollac (Post 1790999)
Just a couple of Delta pay-related questions for anyone in the know:

1) What is the new-hire training salary planned for 2015?

2) Does the 15% 401k contribution start with your first paycheck (i.e. during training), or does it not pick up until you are complete with training?

3) What does one get paid during training if they decide to change planes/seats in the future? Do they go back to the training salary while in class, or do they maintain the minimum reserve guarantee of the aircraft/seat they came from?

Thanks in advance!

1) $3,888.29 per month until completion of your initial OE with the company. You then transition to $70.12 per hour.

2) The company's 15% contribution begins immediately.

3) The salary is tied to being an "entry-level pilot" under the PWA. Any future time you go to training you would no longer be an entry-level pilot and you would be paid your hourly rate for a pro-rata portion of the Average Line Value in your category for each day of qualification training.


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