Piperliddic

I had the exact same situation. I too am booked for a 2/21 class date aiming for EWR base. See you there.

Breaker11

Anyone have updated info on what bases are junior over at G7?

TwoDaysBehind

Will always be EWR. But if you're a dec, you can currently ask for any base and they'll work with you.

Breaker11

Class starts in Feb. I’m from somewhere far from any of G7’s bases. When do I move? I want to avoid commuting. Am I supposed to move to EWR or ORD before class starts? Or is there any time between training and IOE? I just don’t know what to do with that.

TwoDaysBehind

You'll want to keep a roof to stay at if you have delays. They're advertising no delay for IOE, but with hiring about to ramp up again, you can end up waiting months if just a handful of the LCA leave.

The hotel is not provided for the waiting period in between, which is at least two weeks. If it's cheaper to do a low end hotel for two weeks....

You'll have days off in between reserve to relocate.

flyingtime

A friend is planning on going month 2 month on his apartment then loading up a POD one weekend once he knows his base so he doesn't have to drive across the country in a rush.

See ya in a few months

flamingtomatoes

Could someone elaborate on the provided travel benefits/who they are for? Thanks!

AerChungus

If they are anything like the rest of the United Express carriers, it's yourself, your spouse, your parents and your children, and a friend. You can have a domestic partner or a second friend in lieu of a spouse. Annual $50/pop for everybody except the second friend which is $200. Travel is free for you and your spouse/dp, have to pay $25/leg domestic and $50/leg international plus taxes. Taxes are around $12/flight domestic and international varies with the foreign country. List organized first by codes based off the United partner (you'll go behind mainline and any regional who is operating their own aircraft, unless it is a GoJet aircraft in which case you're at the top) and within those codes the list is further organized by company seniority. You get a boarding pass with no seat assignment on it that you can use to get past TSA and they will give you your seat assignment either at the beginning or end of boarding depending on availability. United App is great for keeping track of everything while the gate agent is busy doing their job. After 6 months everybody but your friends gets ZED fare, which allows them to do low cost standby at the bottom of the list at pretty much any other airline in the world. I thiiiink registered friends get some flavor of ZED fare but only on Star Alliance and they have to be accompanied by you, but don't quote me. You'll find that pretty much every country does nonrev benefits better than we do in the States because many of them will give you a seat like 24 hours prior to departure so you can actually plan. Hope that helps

flamingtomatoes

Thanks for the detailed reply - very helpful. Can anyone also detail the dollar amount (or approximation) for the ATP-CTP promissory note?