Envoy 2019
#931
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,512
Past 6 months, which is what I had for my timeline, with the 175-only class in December and 175 heavy-ish class end of November, 175 has been a slight majority. First of 2019, it's been a very slight minority (by the smallest possible margin).
Slight majority(or slight minority, if you only count 2019) != "extreme minority".
Anyway, this is all pointless, my point was not to compare the fleets, it was simply to give a single, factual, datapoint about the current reserve time in that single fleet.
Shame people have to sh*t on such a simple post.
Slight majority(or slight minority, if you only count 2019) != "extreme minority".
Anyway, this is all pointless, my point was not to compare the fleets, it was simply to give a single, factual, datapoint about the current reserve time in that single fleet.
Shame people have to sh*t on such a simple post.
#932
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2014
Posts: 344
You could use KCM for the flight DFW-JFK but would be required by rule to exit security in JFK prior to the JFK-LHR leg, and clear a regular passenger screening.
#933
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,512
DFW-JFK-LHR you can use KCM in DFW but have to go landside and through normal security at JFK. Or go through normal security in DFW and stay airside in JFK.
#934
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2017
Posts: 2,510
Past 6 months, which is what I had for my timeline, with the 175-only class in December and 175 heavy-ish class end of November, 175 has been a slight majority. First of 2019, it's been a very slight minority (by the smallest possible margin).
Slight majority(or slight minority, if you only count 2019) != "extreme minority".
Anyway, this is all pointless, my point was not to compare the fleets, it was simply to give a single, factual, datapoint about the current reserve time in that single fleet.
Shame people have to sh*t on such a simple post.
Slight majority(or slight minority, if you only count 2019) != "extreme minority".
Anyway, this is all pointless, my point was not to compare the fleets, it was simply to give a single, factual, datapoint about the current reserve time in that single fleet.
Shame people have to sh*t on such a simple post.
The original post quoted by both of us was not about reserve time, but what aircraft new hires are getting.
#935
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,512
That's why my original post, which started this, was simply: Currently, for May, a January hire got a CMP line on the DFW 175 FO, after spending 1 month on reserve.
The "extreme minority" BS was started after that.
#936
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2017
Position: 175 CA
Posts: 1,285
You can't travel internationally for pleasure without first being screened by TSA, doesn't matter how far ago in your itinerary it was. Passing through KCM and traveling internationally for anything other than crew violates open skies ICAO agreements countries have with each other.
#937
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2017
Position: 175 CA
Posts: 1,285
That was more about what your scope is. I specifically said 6 months. Fact is - past performance is not an indicator of future success in the game of Envoy New Hire Russian Roulette. Pretty solid numbers for the next class to be 175-heavy, about the same as the one last week, but after that, it's all guesswork.
That's why my original post, which started this, was simply: Currently, for May, a January hire got a CMP line on the DFW 175 FO, after spending 1 month on reserve.
The "extreme minority" BS was started after that.
That's why my original post, which started this, was simply: Currently, for May, a January hire got a CMP line on the DFW 175 FO, after spending 1 month on reserve.
The "extreme minority" BS was started after that.
The 175 fleet will always be smaller than the 145 fleet and always use less pilots (for the forseeable future).
#938
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 3,694
Careful with that comment, you are liable to disrupt the narrative that the 145 is a purgatory hellscape. There are some here that like to remind us on a near daily basis how badly they have it.
#939
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Joined APC: May 2016
Posts: 1,609
No.
You can't travel internationally for pleasure without first being screened by TSA, doesn't matter how far ago in your itinerary it was. Passing through KCM and traveling internationally for anything other than crew violates open skies ICAO agreements countries have with each other.
You can't travel internationally for pleasure without first being screened by TSA, doesn't matter how far ago in your itinerary it was. Passing through KCM and traveling internationally for anything other than crew violates open skies ICAO agreements countries have with each other.
#940
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Joined APC: Jan 2017
Posts: 2,510
Currently, per APC’s Envoy page:
107 140/145s
51 175s
13 CRJs
While I’m sure the number of 175s will continue to grow after the delivery of the planned 84 in more than a year, it will certainly be several years before Envoy has more 175s than 145s. And that means more 145 pilots hired than 175 pilots for several more years.
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