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Old 05-08-2015 | 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by tothebigblue
Couldn't explain it better. Reserve is a pain (been on it for a year and a half as an FO). its tough seeing others up grade at places like compass and PSA so quickly after jumping from here but i do believe that is going to bite them in the rear come
Yes, because I'd rather be two years in this career as an FO on reserve pay and 1200 hours, than a captain with captain pay 1000 SIC and 1000PIC time... I'm sure that the 1200 hour FO will look better to a Major because he has allowed himself to suffer for two years on reserve and low pay but showed loyalty, than the captain with more experience and proved he would do what is needed to better himself.

In this live there as sheep and wolves...
Old 05-08-2015 | 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Whiplash6
That probably is a chronic problem and typical city pair on the ERJ side.
Correct. There has been a problem of rwy and or SID changes on taxi out.
Old 05-09-2015 | 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Urbandrone
Yes, because I'd rather be two years in this career as an FO on reserve pay and 1200 hours, than a captain with captain pay 1000 SIC and 1000PIC time... I'm sure that the 1200 hour FO will look better to a Major because he has allowed himself to suffer for two years on reserve and low pay but showed loyalty, than the captain with more experience and proved he would do what is needed to better himself.

In this live there as sheep and wolves...





And, there are also people who don't know the difference between "life" and "live"...
Old 05-09-2015 | 10:30 PM
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Question from a SkyWest guy, what are the hours you can train in the simulator? At SkyWest we start as early at 4am with briefing and go as late as until 2am in the sim.

Just wondering what a real contract provides, thanks.
Old 05-10-2015 | 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Check Complete
Question from a SkyWest guy, what are the hours you can train in the simulator? At SkyWest we start as early at 4am with briefing and go as late as until 2am in the sim.



Just wondering what a real contract provides, thanks.

Nothing done between 0230-0600.
Old 05-10-2015 | 04:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Urbandrone
Yes, because I'd rather be two years in this career as an FO on reserve pay and 1200 hours, than a captain with captain pay 1000 SIC and 1000PIC time... I'm sure that the 1200 hour FO will look better to a Major because he has allowed himself to suffer for two years on reserve and low pay but showed loyalty, than the captain with more experience and proved he would do what is needed to better himself.

In this live there as sheep and wolves...
That's not how they look at it. What was was the upgrade time when you got hired? "5 years". How long did you stay? "3 years". Why did you you quit? "Upgrade time was taking too long, brand x was 8 months". So you knew it was 5 years the day you took the job and you didn't stay there and wait for what you agreed to when you took the job? Our upgrade time is 15years do you plan on leaving in 3 if brand x is only 8 and they hire you? "No sir" Well you have already proven that you would.
Old 05-10-2015 | 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Check Complete
Question from a SkyWest guy, what are the hours you can train in the simulator? At SkyWest we start as early at 4am with briefing and go as late as until 2am in the sim.

Just wondering what a real contract provides, thanks.
I had 10pm show and 12-4am sims and an hr debrief afterwards on the asa side.
Old 05-10-2015 | 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Check Complete
Question from a SkyWest guy, what are the hours you can train in the simulator? At SkyWest we start as early at 4am with briefing and go as late as until 2am in the sim.

Just wondering what a real contract provides, thanks.
I think the sim time on the back side of the clock is typically used for maintenance at most companies. Typically from 2 to 6 Am. Sometimes the briefing overlaps a bit
Old 05-10-2015 | 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted by TH1545
I had 10pm show and 12-4am sims and an hr debrief afterwards on the asa side.
Damn, when was that?
Old 05-10-2015 | 08:32 AM
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Delta does around the clock sims. It's the nature of the business.
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