Envoy 2019
02-22-2019 | 08:04 PM
#493
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145 is over staffed with check airman, 175 is short on check airman.
02-22-2019 | 08:18 PM
#494
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After selected you'll be guided through some ground and sim training followed by 8 legs of flying and observations. You'll finish sitting right seat giving a line check during a CA fed ride while the FAA observes you. Takes about a month to complete everything.
02-22-2019 | 10:16 PM
#496
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From: CRJ FO
You're new to Envoy APC, right?
You're supposed to do what you can to remain an FO as long as possible, while complaining about the FO pay. At the same time you're supposed to tell everyone not to come here, and how the flow is going away, how reserve is 2+ years and you will 100% get the ORD 145 from training, while not applying anywhere else because you're too close to your flow date.
You're supposed to do what you can to remain an FO as long as possible, while complaining about the FO pay. At the same time you're supposed to tell everyone not to come here, and how the flow is going away, how reserve is 2+ years and you will 100% get the ORD 145 from training, while not applying anywhere else because you're too close to your flow date.
02-23-2019 | 05:02 AM
#497
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From: BE20/BE02 Left Seat
Pass classes, such as D1/2, are only applicable to AA/Eagle flying. The connection to a destination not served by AA is typically handled by a ZED. Those segments are cleared by the partner airline IAW their policies, but in a general sense ZED riders are cleared after all employees, etc. You’ll get top of the ZED stack on Oneworld carriers. All of this is explained in the “A to Z of ZED” and the Travel Guide, both of which are on Jetnet.
One valuable thing to remember is that, per the Travel Guide, FROM other airlines (doesn’t matter if it is a revenue ticket or ZED) makes you eligible to add a T to your D1/2/3. You’ll need to show an AA agent your boarding pass from that first segment, and it will reset your check in time to whichever time you’ve managed to add the T, but this can give you a valuable edge trying to get back Stateside.
One valuable thing to remember is that, per the Travel Guide, FROM other airlines (doesn’t matter if it is a revenue ticket or ZED) makes you eligible to add a T to your D1/2/3. You’ll need to show an AA agent your boarding pass from that first segment, and it will reset your check in time to whichever time you’ve managed to add the T, but this can give you a valuable edge trying to get back Stateside.
02-23-2019 | 07:41 AM
#498
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Joined: Aug 2011
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I've never tried, simply because I find it much better to have flexibility with carry on only. That said, you may have luck at places like NRT that are efficient at grabbing bags and retagging them via the transfer counter. Other folks might have experience with this.
02-23-2019 | 08:49 AM
#499
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Not sure what happened here. I have vacation next month and bid for the end of one trip to touch my vacation and drop the trip. They had removed it when the bid closed, however today I see a 3 day with the last day removed? Did I mess up my bid, or is there someone I can call to fix this?
02-23-2019 | 08:53 AM
#500
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Not sure what happened here. I have vacation next month and bid for the end of one trip to touch my vacation and drop the trip. They had removed it when the bid closed, however today I see a 3 day with the last day removed? Did I mess up my bid, or is there someone I can call to fix this?
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