Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
11-15-2016, 07:22 PM
#8301
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Position: CRJ 200 CA
Posts: 210
If you can't afford a $300 crash pad on 60K a year, you need to learn to budget better.
11-15-2016, 07:37 PM
#8302
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Joined APC: Mar 2015
Posts: 126
It's about $33,000 until refunds come around, so it really isn't that affordable; especially dealing with student loans like most of us are.
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
11-15-2016, 07:58 PM
#8303
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Joined APC: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,648
It's about $33,000 until refunds come around, so it really isn't that affordable; especially dealing with student loans like most of us are.
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
11-15-2016, 09:39 PM
#8304
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Joined APC: Jan 2007
Posts: 692
Look I worked several years at a DCI regional and I have good friends at DAL. I feel that I am owed nothing. But you have to admit that it is nothing more than a C scale to fly for them at a regional. The budgeting is irrelevant.
11-16-2016, 04:24 AM
#8306
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Joined APC: Aug 2014
Position: CR9 CA, FT Minivan Driver
Posts: 452
It's about $33,000 until refunds come around, so it really isn't that affordable; especially dealing with student loans like most of us are.
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
Combine that with non commutable lines.
Combine that with a $300/month crashpad to sleep in a 3 bedroom apartment with 20 beds.
I really hope NYC doesn't grow beyond 55%.
This airline has 1600+ pilots, and I would wager <400 want to be in NYC.
Anyone want to guess where the openings will be on the next vacancy?
I'm just starting the crashpad search in NYC. Found a few options that aren't 20+ heads per address. And they're all around $220-275/month. Just gotta do your homework. And I'll be commuting from out west, already starting the planning process. We will see what this grand adventure has in store for me!
11-16-2016, 05:59 AM
#8308
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Joined APC: Nov 2012
Position: the big one
Posts: 437
That's still about $10k more than when I started a few years ago. I'll take the pain on NYC flying for a few years to get to mainline...where I'll likely continue to fly in/out of NYC, only to those fat mainline checks.
I'm just starting the crashpad search in NYC. Found a few options that aren't 20+ heads per address. And they're all around $220-275/month. Just gotta do your homework. And I'll be commuting from out west, already starting the planning process. We will see what this grand adventure has in store for me!
I'm just starting the crashpad search in NYC. Found a few options that aren't 20+ heads per address. And they're all around $220-275/month. Just gotta do your homework. And I'll be commuting from out west, already starting the planning process. We will see what this grand adventure has in store for me!
11-16-2016, 06:01 AM
#8309
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Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 116
TW is now telling the recurrent classes that the new base isn't happening, and if it does happen it's Cvg or rdu.
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