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Old 09-21-2016, 04:44 AM
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I am in a mid-size fleet that new hires are being assigned to. I would say the average leg is 1.5-2 hours. We do get some days that are 4-5 legs under 1.5. At least once a tour I will get a short reposition leg followed by a 3+ hour leg. My longest leg has been right at 6 hours door to door. The schedule all depends on where you are when the computer assigns, or reassigns, the trip.
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Good info. Is it mostly domestic flights then?
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It is mostly domestic with the exception of the winter months. My fleet will do a considerable amount of Caribbean, Mexico and Central America flying during those months. It also depends on where you are when the trip is scheduled.
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How many hours does the average new hire fly in a year?
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Old 09-21-2016, 01:07 PM
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If you are on a 7/7or CC60 schedule you will probably be in the 350-400 hour range. On the CC72 you will easily be over 400. The CC52 will be less and the CC76 more.

If you are coming from a 121 background understand you will sit airport standby in addition to flying your trips. This can/will make your duty day in the neighborhood of 10-12+ hours.
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If you are on a 7/7or CC60 schedule you will probably be in the 350-400 hour range. On the CC72 you will easily be over 400. The CC52 will be less and the CC76 more.

If you are coming from a 121 background understand you will sit airport standby in addition to flying your trips. This can/will make your duty day in the neighborhood of 10-12+ hours.
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If you are on a 7/7or CC60 schedule you will probably be in the 350-400 hour range. On the CC72 you will easily be over 400. The CC52 will be less and the CC76 more.

If you are coming from a 121 background understand you will sit airport standby in addition to flying your trips. This can/will make your duty day in the neighborhood of 10-12+ hours.
The term is FBO ROT
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Can a pilot work more days if they wanted to?
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Originally Posted by David Puddy View Post
The term is FBO ROT
This is true. Coming from a 121 back ground it was and is still one of the hardest things for me to understand. It is what it is right?
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Originally Posted by airlinepilotguy View Post
Can a pilot work more days if they wanted to?
Most people work extra days by bidding and being awarded the CC72 & CC76 schedules. You can also pick up extra days, they are called extended days. They pay 1.5 of your daily rate. (Example 7/7 schedule works 182 days/year. Divide the annual salary by 182 and multiply by 1.5) There are limits by schedule type on how many extended days you can work.
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