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06-12-2015 | 09:01 PM
#8721
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**You can use it 2 times in a rolling 12 month period
**You must have one primary flight and one backup flight, each of which is scheduled to get you into domicile within 30 minutes of report time
**You have to call tracking when you become aware you will not be able to make your showtime (if the delay occurs en route, and you're unable to contact them, just contact them as soon as you can)
**VP of Flight Ops and chief pilots acting as his designees can waive any of the requirements at their discretion if they think you made a good faith effort to get to work
06-12-2015 | 09:04 PM
#8722
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Basically have two flights to get into the airport from airlines the company has access to their reservations. Said two flights must have an arrival time 180 minutes and 90 before show time. Call crew tracking as soon as possible. List not more or less than 48 to 24 hours in advance. You can only use it once in a rolling 12 months.
06-12-2015 | 09:07 PM
#8723
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Nice that's much better.
06-13-2015 | 08:18 AM
#8724
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PBS is open now. Anyone know anything about that BJX overnight in Mexico?
06-13-2015 | 09:41 AM
#8726
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1st year pay
Couple quick questions:
1st year pay. $22/hr at 76 hours guaranteed is $1672/month.
PM if you don't want to divulge your salary, but what do most actually take home, what with extra flying hours minus health insurance and other things that get deducted? What is a typical check first year? (Trying to figure out what I can possibly afford for housing or how many roommates are needed lol)
Also.. If you're DC based, do you ever get flights to the west or midwest? I've heard Dallas is mostly out and backs.. and Phoenix not a real possibility at first.
1st year pay. $22/hr at 76 hours guaranteed is $1672/month.
PM if you don't want to divulge your salary, but what do most actually take home, what with extra flying hours minus health insurance and other things that get deducted? What is a typical check first year? (Trying to figure out what I can possibly afford for housing or how many roommates are needed lol)
Also.. If you're DC based, do you ever get flights to the west or midwest? I've heard Dallas is mostly out and backs.. and Phoenix not a real possibility at first.
06-13-2015 | 09:56 AM
#8727
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Couple quick questions:
1st year pay. $22/hr at 76 hours guaranteed is $1672/month.
PM if you don't want to divulge your salary, but what do most actually take home, what with extra flying hours minus health insurance and other things that get deducted? What is a typical check first year? (Trying to figure out what I can possibly afford for housing or how many roommates are needed lol)
Also.. If you're DC based, do you ever get flights to the west or midwest? I've heard Dallas is mostly out and backs.. and Phoenix not a real possibility at first.
1st year pay. $22/hr at 76 hours guaranteed is $1672/month.
PM if you don't want to divulge your salary, but what do most actually take home, what with extra flying hours minus health insurance and other things that get deducted? What is a typical check first year? (Trying to figure out what I can possibly afford for housing or how many roommates are needed lol)
Also.. If you're DC based, do you ever get flights to the west or midwest? I've heard Dallas is mostly out and backs.. and Phoenix not a real possibility at first.
You can expect about to make about 1,500 up to 1,900 depending on how much you fly and per diem. Its just hard to say. If you only get the 76 with no flying and no per diem then i guess just subtract 30% of that for taxes to be conservative. But you will fly and if you need money you can pick up.
Dulles is all out and backs man.
06-13-2015 | 10:00 AM
#8728
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Well man id steer clear of DC unless you have a place to stay. You WILL not be able to afford it on first year. Unless youve got other income and that had better be substantial.
You can expect about to make about 1,500 up to 1,900 depending on how much you fly and per diem. Its just hard to say. If you only get the 76 with no flying and no per diem then i guess just subtract 30% of that for taxes to be conservative. But you will fly and if you need money you can pick up.
Dulles is all out and backs man.
You can expect about to make about 1,500 up to 1,900 depending on how much you fly and per diem. Its just hard to say. If you only get the 76 with no flying and no per diem then i guess just subtract 30% of that for taxes to be conservative. But you will fly and if you need money you can pick up.
Dulles is all out and backs man.
Yeah DC is my last choice.. Phoenix is top but I know it's not likely right off.
How brutal would it be to commute from Phoenix (cheaper cost of living) to Dallas or Las Vegas (possible place to stay) to Dallas?
06-13-2015 | 10:50 AM
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Id just go ahead and move to dallas if i was you. Its the cheapest and youll be home. But i dont know your living situation.
It is doable of course but commuting just wears on you man.
06-13-2015 | 01:21 PM
#8730
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My eyes are burning.
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