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Tsanford134 11-28-2016 05:30 PM

PSA for one

38.50x 75 hr guarantee 16,500 sign on bonus = ~ 51k plus a 20k bonus when u stay for a a year

badtransam97 11-28-2016 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by piloto2 (Post 2251673)
Can you provide an example or two?

Look at the ad's on here..PSA and Envoy are both advertising between 58k and 60k 1st yr pay

GregD 11-28-2016 06:54 PM

I didn't realize the regionals, at least some of them had raised their pay substantially. What happens after the first year when the bonus goes away? Without those bonuses, the salary looks more like $35K. And the way I read the recruiting ads, the bonus amounts were listed as "up to" those amounts. My guess is you max out if you have some previous 135 or 121 hours in your logbook. Does anyone know? How long before you upgrade to the left seat? The Envoy site seems to suggest 4 years.

While the exact pay scale isn't in the public domain, I'd wager that most of the pilots at NA are making more than the regional salary quoted.

I guess it comes down to quality of life. I have no interest in living in any of the domiciles for the two carriers mentioned and there is no way I'd want to commute and live in a crash pad while on reserve.

mojo6911 11-29-2016 09:02 AM


Originally Posted by piloto2 (Post 2251673)
Can you provide an example or two?

Envoy, PSA, Endeavor.

B727DRVR 11-29-2016 08:15 PM

The busload of friendly, pretty girls arrived
 
:DIn other words, quoting myself with my favorite new analogy, "The busload of friendly, pretty girls has finally showed up to the Embry-Riddle dance", and the mean ones that have been running the show for so long just don't know how to deal with this "pilot shortage", or shortage of pilots willing to be underpaid, mistreated, and denigrated. The Nicholas Air's, Executive Airshare's, Travel Management, etc. are getting their wake up call and must adapt (like the regionals like Envoy, PSA, etc. with improved bonuses, payscales, and direct, no-interview flows to mainline) if they intend to survive. The days of the 12 on/ three off schedule ( or even 10/5 ) and draconian management style are finally coming to an end.

Executive Airshare has moved in the right direction with schedule, as has Wheels Up. TMC , I guess, is finally getting their vacation BACK... When the the Homecoming Queen, Fedex, is getting stood up with no-shows for even one of its classes, times are getting better for us all.

If you've ever been to an Embry Riddle dance, you know what I mean....

ak68W 11-30-2016 04:15 PM

They Just put out a hiring email looking for internal recs.

mrski 12-02-2016 04:44 PM

Anybody that works for outfits like this deserve everything they get. How they stay in business is beyond me.

maybe1day 12-02-2016 06:01 PM

Out of curiosity, are the first officers on the 8/6 as well? Or are they still on the no schedule program?

ak68W 12-03-2016 01:10 PM

Don't really have FO's anymore.... all CA 90% of the time. so yes everyone is on the 8/6

maybe1day 12-03-2016 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by ak68W (Post 2255125)
Don't really have FO's anymore.... all CA 90% of the time. so yes everyone is on the 8/6

Very Nice! 8/6 with home-basing sounds pretty good!


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