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Whiskey4 05-18-2018 02:40 AM


Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 2596617)
If you get 175 at Indoc, what the best way to go about commuting from MIA to your base? I know AA has a tons of flights, but it also seems that getting on AA as a non rev is pretty difficult at MIA. Anyone has insight on this? Thanks!

Why not pick a 145 and drive to work?

MD-11Loader 05-18-2018 04:23 AM


Originally Posted by Whiskey4 (Post 2596656)
Why not pick a 145 and drive to work?

Because the 175 has auto throttle. Set it and forget it.

SkylineAviation 05-18-2018 04:37 AM


Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 2596617)
If you get 175 at Indoc, what the best way to go about commuting from MIA to your base? I know AA has a tons of flights, but it also seems that getting on AA as a non rev is pretty difficult at MIA. Anyone has insight on this? Thanks!

If you don’t want the 175 don’t bid it. The 175 goes far more senior. Getting the 145 is easy in whichever base then eventually transfer. If you live in Miami you’d be insane to bid the 175 and commute to DFW or ORD. I’ve done both (not by choice) and it can be very hard, not to mention the time wasted.

SilentLurker 05-18-2018 04:40 AM

Current Envoy Facts
 

Originally Posted by Whiskey4 (Post 2596656)
Why not pick a 145 and drive to work?



If i was him/her, single, no kids, flexible, I would take E145. But I would want a E175/190/195 type “only” to be more marketable to Jetblue thanks to the new AIP they just signed. Any little advantage helps. Commute on most AA metal sucks! Especially if he has to get LGA anyways.

A lot of mainline pilots /flow through commute to NYC/LGA since it’s the most junior base. So he/she would need to commute anyways on full flights. A move in base at ENY, or at mainline is nice. Many refuse to, and elect to commute.

I’d go bat**** crazy to get with Jetblue or a LLC (Spirit, SW) and say bye to flow if they have a base in my home town & call. Wide-body career is nice (for a few, but it’s not for everyone).

P.s...... Pay comparison, take a look at AA Group 2 rates, it will be lower than JetBlue’s new AIP rates (A320/A321). Something to think about.

DilsonWic 05-18-2018 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 2596617)
If you get 175 at Indoc, what the best way to go about commuting from MIA to your base? I know AA has a tons of flights, but it also seems that getting on AA as a non rev is pretty difficult at MIA. Anyone has insight on this? Thanks!

Yes. Don’t pick the 175.

bigtime209 05-18-2018 06:37 AM


Originally Posted by SilentLurker (Post 2596707)
If i was him/her, single, no kids, flexible, I would take E145. But I would want a E175/190/195 type “only” to be more marketable to Jetblue thanks to the new AIP they just signed. Any little advantage helps. Commute on most AA metal sucks! Especially if he has to get LGA anyways.

A lot of mainline pilots /flow through commute to NYC/LGA since it’s the most junior base. So he/she would need to commute anyways on full flights. A move in base at ENY, or at mainline is nice. Many refuse to, and elect to commute.

I’d go bat**** crazy to get with Jetblue or a LLC (Spirit, SW) and say bye to flow if they have a base in my home town & call. Wide-body career is nice (for a few, but it’s not for everyone).

P.s...... Pay comparison, take a look at AA Group 2 rates, it will be lower than JetBlue’s new AIP rates (A320/A321). Something to think about.

Completely false. AA Group 2 is still higher than the AIP for 2018 and 2019, with 2019 being the end of the current AA contract.

2018 Year 1, 2 and 12 FO Bus pay respectively: $86, $117, $173. AA Group 2 FO: $88, $133, $184.

2019 Year 1, 2 and 12 FO Bus pay respectively: $88, $119, $177. AA Group 2 FO: $90, $137, $190.

2018 Year 1, 2 and 12 CA Bus pay respectively: $225, $228, $259. AA Group 2 CA: $248, $250, $270.

2019 Year 1, 2 and 12 CA Bus pay respectively: $230, $232, $264. AA Group 2 CA: $255, $257, $278.

Now, I’m not saying that JB isn’t paying excellent money and that they wouldn’t be a great place to work for. It’s big money and my friends that work there enjoy it. But I don’t know where guys get this completely false information that not only JB is now gonna pay their Bus drivers more than AA. Just like the nonsense some guys were claiming that Spirit’s new TA pays their Bus drivers more than AA. Simply not true.

Aviatrx 05-18-2018 07:14 AM

Daaayuumm! Why you gotta go bring facts to the facts thread?!

Cyio 05-18-2018 08:42 AM


Originally Posted by bigtime209 (Post 2596798)
Completely false. AA Group 2 is still higher than the AIP for 2018 and 2019, with 2019 being the end of the current AA contract.

2018 Year 1, 2 and 12 FO Bus pay respectively: $86, $117, $173. AA Group 2 FO: $88, $133, $184.

2019 Year 1, 2 and 12 FO Bus pay respectively: $88, $119, $177. AA Group 2 FO: $90, $137, $190.

2018 Year 1, 2 and 12 CA Bus pay respectively: $225, $228, $259. AA Group 2 CA: $248, $250, $270.

2019 Year 1, 2 and 12 CA Bus pay respectively: $230, $232, $264. AA Group 2 CA: $255, $257, $278.

Now, I’m not saying that JB isn’t paying excellent money and that they wouldn’t be a great place to work for. It’s big money and my friends that work there enjoy it. But I don’t know where guys get this completely false information that not only JB is now gonna pay their Bus drivers more than AA. Just like the nonsense some guys were claiming that Spirit’s new TA pays their Bus drivers more than AA. Simply not true.

This, and to add to it, once the contract is up for renegotiation at the end of 2019 you can bet your life that the AA pilot union will be brining the recent contracts that Spirit/JB and the others have passed to the table. With them in hand, they certainly won't accept anything lower and will be pushing for industry leading pay.

Whiskey4 05-18-2018 10:34 AM


Originally Posted by SilentLurker (Post 2596707)
P.s...... Pay comparison, take a look at AA Group 2 rates, it will be lower than JetBlue’s new AIP rates (A320/A321). Something to think about.

APA will just pattern bargain to get back above the LCCs...unless the bottom falls out.

GCPhoenix 05-18-2018 11:35 AM

401k 50% up to 7%, not 6.


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