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02-13-2019 | 09:34 AM
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02-13-2019 | 12:26 PM
#92
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From: Airbus CA
Training Costs
My class is working through it now:
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
02-13-2019 | 12:42 PM
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My class is working through it now:
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
02-13-2019 | 02:06 PM
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My class is working through it now:
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
02-13-2019 | 02:29 PM
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From: Airbus CA
02-14-2019 | 01:05 PM
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My class is working through it now:
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
AirB&B's look like $750/m, Crash Pads $450 or so. Long Stay hotels $1500 and up for the first 3 1/2 week stretch.
Of course you may be able to find cheaper; but this is ballpark.
You may be sent somewhere other than Denver for the second stretch; clearly the calculus is different then as the company picks up the tab and you earn per diem.
For those protesting the harshness of paying for your accommodation in training, head over to the Delta forum. Pretty much the same deal there too..
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