What's the Latest at ASA/Expressjet?
#5254
2. Yes tons 12 or 13 days off even as a line holder
3.If you dont get reassigned, or if can get a hold of any one there during the weekly SWAP or "IROP". Then yes you can; but in short no
#5255
Flying around 50 hours a month, getting credit for around 74:59.
No steady schedule. You really can't count on certain days off. I can't plan on it, but usually if I have a stretch of 5 or 6 reserve days I will not get used on day 1. In fact, I have never been used on day one. If I lived in ATL it would be like having an extra day off.
#5256
Line Holder
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 1,832
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From: 737 Left
I live in ATL. 3 1/2 year ATL CR7 FO. I generally fly less than 30 hours per month and usually end up with an extra 3 or 4 days off per month due to not being called. Of course, I am still on-call those days, but it works well for me. If I commuted, it would not work so well.
#5257
On Reserve
Joined: Feb 2014
Posts: 89
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From: A319/320/321 FO
I'm in the March 17th CRJ class. Does anyone know how many people are in the class.
Any advice is welcomed for class
Any advice is welcomed for class
#5259
On Reserve
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 23
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For a little perspective, I'm on 12 year pay left seat ATL CR2. And on reserve. Almost 7 years of my living the dream at ASA have been reserve. Best of luck.
#5260
Line Holder
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 293
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From: 767 FO
Redan,
That's got to be by choice. I ain't that far from holding a line and there aren't 2 years seniority between me and that point. Not saying it's a bad choice based on circumstances, but I believe it's your choice.
That's got to be by choice. I ain't that far from holding a line and there aren't 2 years seniority between me and that point. Not saying it's a bad choice based on circumstances, but I believe it's your choice.
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