Originally Posted by Boogerface (Post 2419391)

So yes, you're right, he can't go tomorrow, but you're missing the point. He could go anywhere he wants. I threw Auckland out there as a mere example of somewhere he could jet off to instead of worrying about his LOE. Honestly, when I made the statement, I pulled a random city out of my mind. You instead, took it way too literally and made the argument about the destination instead of the point of "Go somewhere. Use your benefits." But, since you're so damned focused on the point that AA isn't flying to NZ tomorrow, you've completely diverted the point of my post on a tangent that really doesn't make one bit of difference.

Originally Posted by Machwon (Post 2419397)

I was just trolling ya. Guess I was board that night, but ya you're right get out there and travel while you can . Once you hit the line it'll be a different story!

Originally Posted by Bigpimppilot (Post 2419412)

And the best trolls as well.

Originally Posted by Boogerface (Post 2419391)

So yes, you're right, he can't go tomorrow, but you're missing the point. He could go anywhere he wants. I threw Auckland out there as a mere example of somewhere he could jet off to instead of worrying about his LOE. Honestly, when I made the statement, I pulled a random city out of my mind. You instead, took it way too literally and made the argument about the destination instead of the point of "Go somewhere. Use your benefits." But, since you're so damned focused on the point that AA isn't flying to NZ tomorrow, you've completely diverted the point of my post on a tangent that really doesn't make one bit of difference.

Originally Posted by Ijustlikeflying (Post 2420731)

Does anyone know what the current (within the last few weeks) wait is for IOE?

How many hours are required during IOE and how many trips is it normally?

Originally Posted by Shiner (Post 2420741)

Less than a week wait for IOE on the 145.

25 hours is the minimum.

Typically you get a 4 day, a few days off, followed by a 2 day.

Originally Posted by Pedro4President (Post 2420807)

Thanks for the information. How about qualified upgrades on the 145?

Originally Posted by wiz5422 (Post 2420825)

Same. Need at least 25 hours. A line check and a Fed ride.