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10-11-2018 | 06:40 PM

#10001

CaseTractor

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From: Pipers!

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Originally Posted by uavking

You're technically still an FO til you pass your Fed ride. If you're still on IOE when that next bid is run, then you fall in the FO bucket. At least that's my understanding, and how it played out for me back in July after an April displacement.

That helps, and makes sense. Training Freeze, how does that work? I thought if you were within 14 days of starting training, or in training, you could not bid, and thus would have to bid as a CA after, and thus the 30% rule apply. ie not eligible to bid again until done with training?

Can displaced FOs bid anytime no matter what?

10-11-2018 | 07:58 PM

#10002

f16jetmech

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From: CFI

Thousand pages of goodies. Thought a moment of recognition, and perhaps a moment of silence is due.

10-12-2018 | 01:18 PM

#10003

FlyPurdue

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Final is posted. Now just waiting on flow plan.

Good luck everyone.

10-12-2018 | 01:31 PM

#10004

ParkingatMIA

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Originally Posted by FlyPurdue

Final is posted. Now just waiting on flow plan.

Good luck everyone.

How long does it usually take for the flow plan to post?

10-12-2018 | 01:57 PM

#10005

GoFast8

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Im a new hire still in training and was awarded a different base, should I expect to spend zero time at my original base once im done with IOE? Or do they put transfer dates a couple months out?

10-12-2018 | 02:00 PM

#10006

NoValueAviator

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From: Resigned

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Originally Posted by GoFast8

Im a new hire still in training and was awarded a different base, should I expect to spend zero time at my original base once im done with IOE? Or do they put transfer dates a couple months out?

The flow plan will spell out the date where you report to your new base. If that date is after IOE, you might see your original base. If it's before or during, you won't see your original base unless you are assigned an IOE trip out of it.

On a different note, displacements OUT of NCE? Something is going on.

10-12-2018 | 02:05 PM

#10007

moon

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Originally Posted by NoValueAviator

Not necessarily. I haven't dug in at all to check, but those could have been pilots still in training prior to fed ride that bid FO are awarded and then subsequently displaced to a different base. Not exactly a displacement out of NCE.

10-12-2018 | 02:07 PM

#10008

CrowneVic

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From: Upright

Hey All, if the loads are light, any issues taking a spouse or minor-aged child with you on an overnight with a D1/D2?

How about international to Canada or MX if they have a passport?

TIA

10-12-2018 | 02:21 PM

#10009

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Originally Posted by moon

I'd love to learn something new today. There are tons of them.

10-12-2018 | 02:21 PM

#10010

3GreenKSNA

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From: ERJ Right

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Originally Posted by CrowneVic

Hey All, if the loads are light, any issues taking a spouse or minor-aged child with you on an overnight with a D1/D2?

How about international to Canada or MX if they have a passport?

TIA

My only worry would be, what happens if the previous flight cancels and the whole rest of the day goes oversold. If its your wife and kids she can manage the children and get on the next flight, spend an extra night in hotel etc.

If its just your child what will happen in the above circumstances. Once the kids are old enough to hotel and or non rev on their own then it's no big deal.

-Keep the dirty side down