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Originally Posted by DoSomePilotStuf
(Post 2978903)
Jr relief line holder for March was hired 11/4. Assuming 3 months of training and OE sounds like he did 1 month of reserve.
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8 months from my actual starting date to hold a hard line in IAH on the 145.
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Originally Posted by StuckOnReserve
(Post 2978991)
I think you are reading the round 2 bid package incorrectly. ORD has 8 relief lines for the March bid, the 8th person to bid on ORD phase 2 bid was hired 8/19. IAH has 10 relief lines, 10th person on the IAH phase 2 bid was hired 8/26. Assuming 4 months for Training and OE that would be 3 months on reserve. The lines marked RSV, R1, R2, R4 are reserve on-call schedules and availability periods.
My mistake. You are correct. I was looking at it wrong. |
Originally Posted by molitvic13
(Post 2978864)
As of this month. 2 months to hold a line in IAH E145
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How many hours are guys/gals flying first year?
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Which domicile are you referring to?
KIAH seems to be the busiest |
If that’s where most new hires are going, then yes, IAH.
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Originally Posted by DoSomePilotStuf
(Post 2972021)
About right in the 145. Add 12 or so to the 175 lol
There are plenty of 175 ORD lineholders who are going to come to IAH when they can hold a line there. A new hire has no realistic hope of touching a 175 line in IAH until more planes come our way. shoot I held a line 2 months on 175 in IAH |
Originally Posted by cleared4reserve
(Post 2979712)
shoot I held a line 2 months on 175 in IAH
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Is there anyway to tell reserve times by looking at the lines vs number of pilots on the roster?
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