Yet another Emirates question.
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I know it depends on what kind of flying you do, but how many days off(at home) should a new hire expect? Do overnights count as days off? If anyone has a non-rumor answer to this question...or a link to a good answer, I would appreciate it.
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From: tri current
The more important point for a non-commuter might be how many nights ( sometimes days
) in my own bed. Generally that would be closer to 18.Typhoonpilot
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I have an interview. But I'm worried it's going to be lots of time zone changes and not enough time off to recover before back out again. Is that a misconception? Obviously, it depends on the person, but in general . . .
From a health perspective . . .
From a health perspective . . .
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From: B777 Captain
Seriously though, if you're worried about your health on the interview, you might want to take a close look at how EK roster.
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