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#101
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.
#102
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#103
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.
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.
#104
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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.
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.
#105
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.
2 weeks after 2nd year, 3 weeks after 7th year and 4 weeks after 14th year...
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#106
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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
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
#107
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I've been to Afghanistan and most of the other places listed as well. You can have them all!
#108
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.
#110
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.
AA will get pilots one way or the other via flow or the 10k apps they have on file.

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