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#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 200
I could be wrong, but i think my last airline staffed around 8:1 or 9:1 on crews. So by my reckoning, those numbers sound about right for expected growth and staying ahead of deliveries. Average line value was also pretty high there too.
#12
Anything less and I'm voting no.
#13
Line Holder
Joined APC: May 2017
Posts: 41
Let's see, I'll take 4.2 min for the jet and 4 commuter hotels per month, and EDV pay rates to start. Also, I don't want anyone to have to call CS after completion of a reserve assignment, positive space DH if first commute missed, no junior manning and no last second schedule reassignments for line-holders. 200% premium solidified in contract.
Anything less and I'm voting no.
Anything less and I'm voting no.
We are the #1 regional for on time, controllable performance, so lets be paid like it. The pay rates should have a trigger that keep us in the top three, then reset to #1. After the raise to top of industry rates, and it should be applied to the captains also, we will stay there until we drop to #3, when we get beat out by another, making us #4, an automatic increase to again be #1, by the next whole dollar.
And a six year contract for rate renegotiation is total B.S. Never again. The industry is too fluid right now with pay.
#14
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 279
Finally seeing someone put something out there that makes sense, but we can do better.
We are the #1 regional for on time, controllable performance, so lets be paid like it. The pay rates should have a trigger that keep us in the top three, then reset to #1. After the raise to top of industry rates, and it should be applied to the captains also, we will stay there until we drop to #3, when we get beat out by another, making us #4, an automatic increase to again be #1, by the next whole dollar.
And a six year contract for rate renegotiation is total B.S. Never again. The industry is too fluid right now with pay.
We are the #1 regional for on time, controllable performance, so lets be paid like it. The pay rates should have a trigger that keep us in the top three, then reset to #1. After the raise to top of industry rates, and it should be applied to the captains also, we will stay there until we drop to #3, when we get beat out by another, making us #4, an automatic increase to again be #1, by the next whole dollar.
And a six year contract for rate renegotiation is total B.S. Never again. The industry is too fluid right now with pay.
I do say before the union gives the company an inch on street CA they need to get jet guys that 4.2. So wrong what happens to those guys as far as credit just because the company can do it that way. However I will gladly take a pay raise lol. If we had endeavor pay right now we would be filling classes up and probably even able to find the most competitive and capable instead of hiring someone with the mins and a pulse, which is the only way I got in the door last year
#15
As much as I want the same to happen, the new hire list has been massive for an airline our size since the pay raise and bonus kicked in last year. Over 350 of 800 pilots have been hired in the last year. The company most likely won’t touch our pay until attracting new hires starts to suffer.
I am sick and tired of hearing Brad and Gary thank us endlessly for being the #1 regional and lining their pockets with massive bonuses. I don't want the pep talks or thank you's or thumbs up gestures.
The number 1 regional should be compensated with number 1 rates and QOL enhancements, and I'm sorry Gary but you are extremely out of touch with reality when you say we have "industry leading pay."
#16
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 200
Let's see, I'll take 4.2 min for the jet and 4 commuter hotels per month, and EDV pay rates to start. Also, I don't want anyone to have to call CS after completion of a reserve assignment, positive space DH if first commute missed, no junior manning and no last second schedule reassignments for line-holders. 200% premium solidified in contract.
Anything less and I'm voting no.
Anything less and I'm voting no.
#17
#19
New Hires or established pilots,
How long between dropping an application or contacting recruiting did it take to get the trip up and have an interview? I am trying to figure out the timing of it all. I will be checking commercial (add-on) within the next month and then proceeding to ME, BUT I need to schedule a routine surgery to take out a plate that was inserted as a result of a bike accident. The surgery two years ago caused a lot of pain when I decided to get back into aviation. It took several months and coordination to get the FAA to clear my medical, so I am assuming I'll have to go through that again. I have a feeling if I let Horizon know that they will want me to get the rating complete, have the surgery, get my medical cleared and then proceed with them? Or would they offer an CJO based on all the above if I were to interview before the surgery and completion of ME?
How long between dropping an application or contacting recruiting did it take to get the trip up and have an interview? I am trying to figure out the timing of it all. I will be checking commercial (add-on) within the next month and then proceeding to ME, BUT I need to schedule a routine surgery to take out a plate that was inserted as a result of a bike accident. The surgery two years ago caused a lot of pain when I decided to get back into aviation. It took several months and coordination to get the FAA to clear my medical, so I am assuming I'll have to go through that again. I have a feeling if I let Horizon know that they will want me to get the rating complete, have the surgery, get my medical cleared and then proceed with them? Or would they offer an CJO based on all the above if I were to interview before the surgery and completion of ME?
#20
New Hires or established pilots,
How long between dropping an application or contacting recruiting did it take to get the trip up and have an interview? I am trying to figure out the timing of it all. I will be checking commercial (add-on) within the next month and then proceeding to ME, BUT I need to schedule a routine surgery to take out a plate that was inserted as a result of a bike accident. The surgery two years ago caused a lot of pain when I decided to get back into aviation. It took several months and coordination to get the FAA to clear my medical, so I am assuming I'll have to go through that again. I have a feeling if I let Horizon know that they will want me to get the rating complete, have the surgery, get my medical cleared and then proceed with them? Or would they offer an CJO based on all the above if I were to interview before the surgery and completion of ME?
How long between dropping an application or contacting recruiting did it take to get the trip up and have an interview? I am trying to figure out the timing of it all. I will be checking commercial (add-on) within the next month and then proceeding to ME, BUT I need to schedule a routine surgery to take out a plate that was inserted as a result of a bike accident. The surgery two years ago caused a lot of pain when I decided to get back into aviation. It took several months and coordination to get the FAA to clear my medical, so I am assuming I'll have to go through that again. I have a feeling if I let Horizon know that they will want me to get the rating complete, have the surgery, get my medical cleared and then proceed with them? Or would they offer an CJO based on all the above if I were to interview before the surgery and completion of ME?
It also cant hurt to ask them directly, they're very friendly.
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