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UNoobsHaveNoClu 03-11-2012 03:14 PM


Originally Posted by Tampa 2 (Post 1148257)
The previous post is fairly close to what's going on...................................
1. It depends on where you are based. If hired as B-1900 Capt. you are probably going
to be sent to Billings MT. You would probably be on reserve and the lines are all two to four day trips. Not sure if the reserves up there fly much so probably about 30-33k. If you are in Fl all reserves are flying way beyond guarantee and are on pace to make much more. If I see a reserve guy I'll ask. All 1900 pilots in Fl & northeast get and extra $1.75 per min we arrive ahead of schedule on all flights so that will help if you are based there.
2. The pay scale here on Apc is close to accurate on sf340 pay but they are not hiring capt for that yet.
3. The company offers three plans with different monthy contribution ranging from $90 -$ 300 per month. Fortunatly I have a spouse with a better plan.
4. Some of them are but depending on where you are commuting from I here it may not be easy some times. The guys I have spoke to have to go thru DEN or MSP sometimes even SLC or LAX to get back east good luck with that.
5. FLL and TPA are the most commutable followed by BIL the least are the northeast outstation bases.
Contract signed last year and I believe its good for 4 or 5 years.
Good Luck hope this helps.

All of this is right on. I know a lot of the BIL guys use FedEx but it makes for a long day. For the most part the BIL pairings start and end mid day. I also recommend looking at outside insurance or your spouse's work plan if they work.

CloudPilot57 03-12-2012 01:31 AM


Originally Posted by UNoobsHaveNoClu (Post 1149894)
All of this is right on. I know a lot of the BIL guys use FedEx but it makes for a long day. For the most part the BIL pairings start and end mid day. I also recommend looking at outside insurance or your spouse's work plan if they work.

Insurance options that poor? Mind sharing what a husband and wife would pay? Any idea on next Capt class?
Thanks.

DPApilot 03-12-2012 02:18 PM


Originally Posted by CloudPilot57 (Post 1150095)
Insurance options that poor? Mind sharing what a husband and wife would pay? Any idea on next Capt class?
Thanks.

March 22nd

CloudPilot57 03-12-2012 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by DPApilot (Post 1150477)
March 22nd

100% positive on that date? Know someone in it?

I called hr a few days ago and they weren't sure when the next class was.

sandrich 03-12-2012 02:46 PM

Yes, late March. 22 pilots: 11 Capt/ 11 FO.

CloudPilot57 03-12-2012 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by sandrich (Post 1150492)
Yes, late March. 22 pilots: 11 Capt/ 11 FO.

Is it later than the 22nd?

BaronRouge380 03-12-2012 03:40 PM


Originally Posted by sandrich (Post 1150492)
Yes, late March. 22 pilots: 11 Capt/ 11 FO.

Are you sure about the FO's? I was told they were unsure on when the next FO class would be!

Dieseldog 03-12-2012 06:34 PM


Originally Posted by CloudPilot57 (Post 1150095)
Insurance options that poor? Mind sharing what a husband and wife would pay? Any idea on next Capt class?
Thanks.

Their plans are utterly ridiculous. The basic family plan is $1000/mo. The mid level plan which has $8000 max out of pocket is around $550/mo.

BaronRouge380 03-12-2012 06:49 PM


Originally Posted by Dieseldog (Post 1150646)
Their plans are utterly ridiculous. The basic family plan is $1000/mo. The mid level plan which has $8000 max out of pocket is around $550/mo.

Are you sure? This is insane! The whole freaking pay for health insurance!

450knotOffice 03-12-2012 08:29 PM

OK, now take this for what it's worth, but Tampa 2 posted in his bullet points that the monthly contributions are between $90-$300/month, which was confirmed by UNoobsHaveNoClu. My guess is that if you were told up to $1,000 per month, then that's what is charged at the beginning and for some time thereafter. If I recall correctly, AE new hires have to pay MUCH higher rates for the first six months or something like that. After whatever the time period is, the rates come down to "normal" levels.


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