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TDY vs per diem
Originally Posted by DasSchwerin
(Post 1657762)
Kimba you said Ameriflight doesn't pay per diem. They do anytime your away from base "which I have been quite a lot lately". The point is, contrary to what you have posted, this company takes care of you. At least from my perspective and some of my friends who work here also. You were belittling Ameriflight's single pilot experience in earlier posts so I simply stated that I've also had an FO half the time so I've been getting experience with both. It's a mixture depending on what run you have.
I'm just afraid you are confusing TDY with per diem. As far as turbine PIC time, good to have but not a requirement for AA, UNITED and Delta today. It's a requirement at SW together with a 737 type rating by the time that you start class, and of course you won't have it at AMF. |
Originally Posted by KSCessnaDriver
(Post 1657786)
Probably by choice, in order to get a base they want. There is a never ending stream of locations opening up for people to fly the 99 today. But they don't want to move. If you've got to have a specific location, AMF may not be for you.
So the fact that the junior pilots got the line and seniors are on reserve was not the case at AMF when I was there and it's not the case in a part 121 operator as well. |
Originally Posted by DasSchwerin
(Post 1657762)
Kimba you said Ameriflight doesn't pay per diem. They do anytime your away from base "which I have been quite a lot lately". The point is, contrary to what you have posted, this company takes care of you. At least from my perspective and some of my friends who work here also. You were belittling Ameriflight's single pilot experience in earlier posts so I simply stated that I've also had an FO half the time so I've been getting experience with both. It's a mixture depending on what run you have.
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Originally Posted by Jetlife
(Post 1657795)
AMF doesn't pay per diem. You are given TDY pay if you are gone from base more than a certain amount. The second I start my duty no matter where I'm at, I get per diem. That TDY is lower than industry standard by a long shot, so I don't see how the company is "taking care" of you. Pilots work almost max hour duty days every single day with no per diem.
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Originally Posted by Jetlife
(Post 1657795)
AMF doesn't pay per diem. You are given TDY pay if you are gone from base more than a certain amount. The second I start my duty no matter where I'm at, I get per diem. That TDY is lower than industry standard by a long shot, so I don't see how the company is "taking care" of you. Pilots work almost max hour duty days every single day with no per diem.
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Originally Posted by KSCessnaDriver
(Post 1657806)
Agreed, this is going nowhere fast. AMF isn't for everyone.
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