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Cujo665 05-10-2023 03:49 PM


Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 3582971)
Not all of us got on with the NJANG at the age of 23, flying F-16s out of ACY, while working part-time with Ladder 2 in Manhattan and at the local soup kitchen, but you do you Timmay.

oh shut up !! That’s not Timmay is it? Wonders never cease….

MelaniaWasHot 05-15-2023 04:51 PM

Commuting from/to Europe
 
Hi,

Currently flying for an ACMI that allows me to commute to Europe. I know at DL you can stack 16 days of RSRV in a row and have 14 days off in a row or during month transitions, is that possible at JetBlue?

Thanks in Advance

RJDriver900 05-15-2023 07:49 PM


Originally Posted by MelaniaWasHot (Post 3636984)
Hi,

Currently flying for an ACMI that allows me to commute to Europe. I know at DL you can stack 16 days of RSRV in a row and have 14 days off in a row or during month transitions, is that possible at JetBlue?

Thanks in Advance

yes its possible. You can waive and stack reserve days. I know quite a few who do.

MelaniaWasHot 05-16-2023 04:48 AM


Originally Posted by RJDriver900 (Post 3637040)
yes its possible. You can waive and stack reserve days. I know quite a few who do.


Thanks! Do you need to be senior to bid that way, or just waiving your rest would do it?
If you bid that way is 16 the max days on?

Bluediver 05-16-2023 06:30 AM


Originally Posted by MelaniaWasHot (Post 3637096)
Thanks! Do you need to be senior to bid that way, or just waiving your rest would do it?
If you bid that way is 16 the max days on?


Max is 18. You need to be senior enough to be able to hold a weekend or two off. It is not automatic. There are two weekend days each week. If you aren’t senior enough to hold those off your 17 days won’t all be stacked.

Cujo665 05-16-2023 07:18 AM

So, what can a first year FO actually make if they live in base and are willing to work a little OT each month?

ARL120384 05-17-2023 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by Cujo665 (Post 3637183)
So, what can a first year FO actually make if they live in base and are willing to work a little OT each month?

Depends on the fleet, but I'd wager 150 is easy, 175+ if you want to slay it. Much easier on year 2+ pay. I told you I'd write you a letter years ago, get your a$$ over here!

nene 05-17-2023 08:41 PM


Originally Posted by ARL120384 (Post 3637687)
Depends on the fleet, but I'd wager 150 is easy, 175+ if you want to slay it. Much easier on year 2+ pay. I told you I'd write you a letter years ago, get your a$$ over here!

Like I used to tell pilots contemplating leaving the military, when you wait 5 more years to join the airlines, your not bypassing the first 5yrs, your cutting off the last 5yrs of your career.

SJS Maverick 05-18-2023 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by FLPilot3190 (Post 3582021)
I’ve been at JetBlue about 15 months and can easily
hold a line (JFK 320). However I choose to bid long call. I have every Fri-Sun off. I’ve worked exactly 2 days (a whopping 4 legs) in 2023. I love it.

how are you able to pull that off? I’ve been on long call since January and get called every time? Most of my long call days I’m working! I even pref pass. Seriously?

727_Driver 05-18-2023 10:25 AM

I would love to know too. Top 20% and get called on LCR to go fly.


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