Your first year at PSA you get 1 week of vacation. After year 1 you get 2 weeks. At some point it increases to 3 and 4 weeks but you have to be here quite a while to see that (someone correct me if I'm wrong). And, at the risk of people complaining, I'll just add that you can have a vacation every month as a line holder. In December I'm off from the 21st until New Years and I'll likely have a few days off in January at the beginning of the new year too. So basically I got 2 weeks in a row off over one of the busiest travel times of the year because of our SAP.

That's the way it seems to read on your first link...



I have seen that site before, but there is a lot of conjecture and assumptions and just straight up poor writing on that page with no proof. :(

For envoy it's depends when you start training. If you start before the 15th of a month it counts for that month accrual. If you start, for example, on January 1 you will acrrue 12 days off for the next year. If you start in January 16, then you only will get 11 days off for the next year.

Then it's 2 full weeks until yr 7, which you will get 3 weeks. If you get to flow before that, you will never see a 3rd week of vacation. I think 4 weeks is on yr 15, not sure about it.

OK, so if I started this December 19, I would have no vacation to take until after the entire 2017 calendar year? No vacation to take until you have been on property a year? (not xxx hours per month). Thanks, I appreciate the clarification.

2 weeks after 2nd year, 3 weeks after 7th year and 4 weeks after 14th year...


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Total minimum mandatory days of paid leave per year, including Public Holidays:

Afghanistan: 35
Austria: 38
Australia: 30
Belgium: 30
Colombia: 33
Cuba: 33
Canada: 16
Germany: 29
Italy: 32
New Zealand: 31
Russia: 32
USA: 0
Zimbabwe: 33

I've been to Afghanistan and most of the other places listed as well. You can have them all!

That's correct, you will bid your 2 weeks vacations for 2018 on Nov2017.

Sorry, I know the struggle, I was hired end of 2010 and only had 1 vacation day for 2011. But on the other side, most of the times I used to bid end of the month and beginning of the next one off to get 5-7 days free.

Most of the airlines do accrual per month not by hours worked.

As of now. It will likely go up another $10k or more before then.

That tell me right there that after the 824 flows are gone in a couple months, the rest of the flow will begin to sputter.:o

AA will get pilots one way or the other via flow or the 10k apps they have on file.