Originally Posted by elmetal
(Post 2350450)
How often can you bid transfers? Say you get 717 NYC, when can you transfer to ATL assuming there are people jr to you in ATL?
Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk You can update your preferences whenever you like, you just have to make sure they are accurate when the AE bid closes. A week or so after the AE closes the awards are posted. A few weeks after that a "Projected Training" report comes out telling you when you are expected to actually go to training on your new equipment or when you will be transferred to your new base. |
Very detailed description. Thanks so much. Hope to join you guys soon if all goes well
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I start indoc 15 May, and am hoping for 7ER ATL based because of the longer flights. I've seen posts about QOL is better on smaller jets while junior. Does anyone have advice on this?
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Originally Posted by Bobpep1
(Post 2351544)
I start indoc 15 May, and am hoping for 7ER ATL based because of the longer flights. I've seen posts about QOL is better on smaller jets while junior. Does anyone have advice on this?
Thanks My personal advice is if you have a family with kids, bid what airplane will allow you to live a good life at home. You will always have time later on when they're grown to fly the big stuff. |
Originally Posted by Bobpep1
(Post 2351544)
I start indoc 15 May, and am hoping for 7ER ATL based because of the longer flights. I've seen posts about QOL is better on smaller jets while junior. Does anyone have advice on this?
Thanks The above is obviously a generalization and since you say you like longer flights you might enjoy being on the ER more even if you are much more junior. Of course there are many benefits of seniority that have nothing to do with your fleet, such as weekends off, choice of vacation, first crack at "green-gold" etc. that are directly related to seniority. The beauty of having a diverse fleet with more models than Victoria's Secret is one mans trash is another mans super-model. :D Scoop |
Don't forget first year pay is the same on all fleets and second year pay doesn't vary that much either. Bid for what is important to you and remember the ER flys a lot of domestic as well. And the senior guys aren't doing it.
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So realistic question: how much does a 7er slc fo fly on reserve?
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Originally Posted by Bobpep1
(Post 2351544)
I start indoc 15 May, and am hoping for 7ER ATL based because of the longer flights. I've seen posts about QOL is better on smaller jets while junior. Does anyone have advice on this?
Thanks Then you want a line, because you see that as being a better qol. Until you realize that on the ER you cant get off reserve, especially in Atlanta. But your new hire buddy on the 88 Atlanta is jelly in year 2 of how much you get paid every month for min reserve compared to his schedule with all of its 4 day 14 leg trips for the same hours, plus, you have air conditioning in your jet. But your jelly of him because he held Christmas off and you had back to back 6 day trips starting on December 21. And holidays mattered a lot to you. So the question becomes what do you value as QOL and what then gives you the best shot at that? |
That's a good way to put it. How about: commutability and Max days off (slc/msp/dtw/atl). What's the answer?
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Originally Posted by elmetal
(Post 2351730)
So realistic question: how much does a 7er slc fo fly on reserve?
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