Working at JB
04-19-2022 | 10:50 AM
#311
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Joined: May 2010
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Hello guys.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
after 20+ years in this business and a commuter for 12 of those, apply someplace you won’t have a two leg commute. That’s gonna be miserable.
04-19-2022 | 11:28 AM
#312
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Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 528
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Hello guys.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
04-19-2022 | 12:12 PM
#313
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 430
Likes: 13
Hello guys.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
A few questions to have a better idea of what to expect moving forward for someone very interested in joining JB but also living in Texas facing a two-leg commute either way.
Which bases/equipment are new hires getting lately?
Which of the above should I bid for to make the two leg commute from TX more bearable?
Average trip pairing length in junior bases?
Schedule flexibility?
Training pay/benefits, footprint, tips?
Travel benefits and when do they kick in?
Pros and cons of working at JB?
I know everything’s very fluid right now, but just want to have a better idea for planning.
Your responses are greatly appreciated.
Erase your B6 app.
Apply to Envoy and NK.
Live in base.
Pick up premium.
Upgrade.
Continue picking up premium.
Flow to or get hired by AA or UAL.
04-19-2022 | 01:02 PM
#314
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 474
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04-19-2022 | 05:57 PM
#315
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Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 6,995
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From: Fully Retired
04-27-2022 | 07:00 PM
#316
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Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 87
Likes: 0
The best advice I can give you is to get a CP meet n greet with DAL. Sure, take the B6 class but wake up each day trying to move to the real NY airline: DELTA.
I dont mean to discourage you, but this is the big picture. B6 hates it's pilot group and will always attempt to run understaffed leaving you with little schedule flexibility.
Welcome to B6, but I hope you get the opportunity to leave.
I dont mean to discourage you, but this is the big picture. B6 hates it's pilot group and will always attempt to run understaffed leaving you with little schedule flexibility.
Welcome to B6, but I hope you get the opportunity to leave.
04-27-2022 | 09:26 PM
#317
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Joined: Aug 2019
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I’ve been here 5 yrs and I live in base and I’m content. As you should already know every airline has their problems American Ual delta look on their forums.. someone is always complaining about something. But instead of discouraging candidates from coming here why don’t you leave …I say this respectfully!
04-28-2022 | 05:02 AM
#318
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Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3,213
Likes: 34
From: 190 captain and “Pro-pilot”
I wouldn’t be surprised to see an uptick in the 4-8 year pilots here.
04-28-2022 | 05:36 AM
#319
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,075
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Until the next recession/black swan event and everyone here is questioning the move just like two years ago. Round and round we go. I mean everyone should do what they think is best, but 6-8 years in and still tidying up the logbook is a little bit behind the power curve depending on how quick you can get your stuff together and get an interview. IMO.
04-28-2022 | 06:16 AM
#320
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Joined: Aug 2019
Posts: 1,200
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Until the next recession/black swan event and everyone here is questioning the move just like two years ago. Round and round we go. I mean everyone should do what they think is best, but 6-8 years in and still tidying up the logbook is a little bit behind the power curve depending on how quick you can get your stuff together and get an interview. IMO.
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