Typical schedule
12-11-2021, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by TiggaTee
I was wondering if anyone could give some info on the schedules of each airframe. What could a new hire expect for the 717/320/330? Many thanks in advance!
12-12-2021, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawaii808
The reserve rules just changed quite a bit with a new LOA that starts in January. Can’t really say how junior schedules will turn out, but probably mixed reserve lines with a lot of flying that nobody wants. 330: LAX and LAS Red Eyes, most NEO trips are two day out and backs, 717 you can expect lots of outerisland overnights with min rest and lots of landings.
12-14-2021, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by surfandsnow
Sorry if this has been answered earlier, but how many hours of flying per month can new hires expect? And do they even come close to 1000 flight hours per year?
Are you talking about block hours or pay? Actual block hours will probably be around 400 at most for the first year, with training and reserve. Pay will be the 75 hours min guarantee per month.
12-14-2021, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by surfandsnow
Sorry if this has been answered earlier, but how many hours of flying per month can new hires expect? And do they even come close to 1000 flight hours per year?
12-15-2021, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by RJSAviator76
Such a bummer Hawaiian is now doing overnights at outer islands. You couldn't have asked for a better QOL as an airline pilot than spending every night in your own bed.
12-15-2021, 09:15 PM
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Good question.
Management said it was to compete with SWA early departures form the outer islands to HNL.
In reality, SWA has cut back their interisland schedule quite a bit to concentrate on direct neighbor island flights. Hawaiian still has more overnight pairings for the interisland trips than normal day trips and of course crickets from management.
Management said it was to compete with SWA early departures form the outer islands to HNL.
In reality, SWA has cut back their interisland schedule quite a bit to concentrate on direct neighbor island flights. Hawaiian still has more overnight pairings for the interisland trips than normal day trips and of course crickets from management.
12-17-2021, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Rama
Good question.
Management said it was to compete with SWA early departures form the outer islands to HNL.
In reality, SWA has cut back their interisland schedule quite a bit to concentrate on direct neighbor island flights. Hawaiian still has more overnight pairings for the interisland trips than normal day trips and of course crickets from management.
Management said it was to compete with SWA early departures form the outer islands to HNL.
In reality, SWA has cut back their interisland schedule quite a bit to concentrate on direct neighbor island flights. Hawaiian still has more overnight pairings for the interisland trips than normal day trips and of course crickets from management.
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