- - Envoy new hire in 175?
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Natca
07-21-2015 12:01 PM
Originally Posted by KC135
(Post 1934364)
Are you serious? Everybody knows the schedules are typically better on the 175. Trip pairings are usually higher time with less avg legs per day.
And you can credit the 175 time towards the emeriates 2000 Heavy jet hours box.
knobcrk
07-21-2015 12:06 PM
Maybe he doesn't want to fly a old, crappy, broken down ERJ that you have to nurse home so you can make it home. Maybe it's that???? I'm with him. If I was a new guy I go somewhere that has new airplanes.
knobcrk
07-21-2015 12:07 PM
Originally Posted by TheRaven
(Post 1934343)
Do you think you could handle it? What's wrong with a 145?
Go away to your mainline section.
jdflyer1999
07-21-2015 12:59 PM
Originally Posted by Justadude
(Post 1934340)
Hi all, is there any chance new hires in October-November range would be able to get into the 175?
Possible but not likely. we should know more in 2 weeks when new bid is to be released. I do know there are supposed to be some CRJ opening that would be available to new hires.
amcnd
07-21-2015 01:05 PM
You may not want to. The FAA will for sure be hanging around. Failure rates will be high... Any nee type on certificate is like that... Dont want that hanging over your head..
RyanP
07-21-2015 01:20 PM
Originally Posted by amcnd
(Post 1934425)
You may not want to. The FAA will for sure be hanging around. Failure rates will be high... Any nee type on certificate is like that... Dont want that hanging over your head..
Study, try hard, work with the senior pilots in the group that know whats going on and what the check rides are like, talk to your instructors if you feel behind. You will be fine. I've never failed anything here with 5 long term trainings, 3 type ratings, lots of PC's and even with the "select few" EMB check airman that were supposedly out to get people a few years ago. Every new hire that has asked me for help and put in the time to do what needs to be done, has gotten through fine. The other new hires that try to do their own thing, don't listen to senior pilots advice on what is important and what isn't.. or try to lone wolf it through training wasting time studying irrelevant crap are the one's that have problems 90% of the time. This has been an extremely consistent thing since I have been here.
John Walsh is in charge of the 175 training, he is probably the best/most fair/knowledgable instructor we have. I'm not sure why he stays here. I think things will go just fine.
Oh, and pretty much zero chance of a 175 new hire this year.. maybe later. Not now, we have around 50 FO's waiting for training on it currently this year and none are even on property yet until NOV.. First one's scheduled to be flying are around FEB/2016
willflyforfree
07-21-2015 01:21 PM
go to envoy and enjoy pilot purgatory
jdflyer1999
07-21-2015 02:30 PM
Originally Posted by amcnd
(Post 1934425)
You may not want to. The FAA will for sure be hanging around. Failure rates will be high... Any nee type on certificate is like that... Dont want that hanging over your head..
It's an AQP type ride. Failure rate should be very low.
sevenforseven
07-21-2015 03:43 PM
Originally Posted by v1rotate88
(Post 1934357)
Right now it takes almost 4 years to hold a line in ORD
:eek::eek::eek:
That is all.
TheRaven
07-21-2015 03:59 PM
Originally Posted by KC135
(Post 1934364)
Are you serious? Everybody knows the schedules are typically better on the 175. Trip pairings are usually higher time with less avg legs per day.
Anytime you build a new fleet type the schedules are atrocious for quite a while till there are enough birds with the ability to swap for mtx and wx delays. While the schedules might ultimately be better due to the type of flying, they will initially suck.