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BravoTango 03-03-2019 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by tacocat (Post 2773855)
Captains, yes, although the number of part time captains is restricted per the CBA.



Part time FOs, no.



Well... there are some interns


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tacocat 03-03-2019 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by BravoTango (Post 2773856)
Well... there are some interns


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I thought that was just a university/JetBlue thing, though. Never paid that much attention.

I wouldn’t expect them to consider a part-time FO candidate outside of a specific program since they could fill the seat with someone who would upgrade much more quickly.

BravoTango 03-03-2019 09:47 AM


Originally Posted by tacocat (Post 2773859)
I thought that was just a university/JetBlue thing, though. Never paid that much attention.



I wouldn’t expect them to consider a part-time FO candidate outside of a specific program since they could fill the seat with someone who would upgrade much more quickly.



Sure but they *are* part time fo’s ;)


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Kifaru 03-03-2019 05:15 PM

Whats the latest on the C402 replacement?

KaiGywer 03-05-2019 02:12 AM


Originally Posted by jfroehlich (Post 2773324)
You could try commuting from GDV but since the number of available seats and flights are low, and no Jumpseat, your chances are probably 50/50 at best.

Bases are awarded during training then every 6 months (June/December for FOs). BIL has 14 lines and a fair amount of turnover. There are openings there regularly, so if you don’t get it initially you have a good chance of getting it 6 months in.


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Thanks for the response :) GDV was just an idea to save on driving, while still having the option to continue westbound on 94 if need be.

Lifesabeech92 03-05-2019 04:10 AM


Originally Posted by jfroehlich (Post 2773324)
You could try commuting from GDV but since the number of available seats and flights are low, and no Jumpseat, your chances are probably 50/50 at best.

Bases are awarded during training then every 6 months (June/December for FOs). BIL has 14 lines and a fair amount of turnover. There are openings there regularly, so if you don’t get it initially you have a good chance of getting it 6 months in.


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You guys aren't in CASS?

BravoTango 03-05-2019 04:32 AM


Originally Posted by Lifesabeech92 (Post 2775018)
You guys aren't in CASS?



We are. Glendive is served by us and we have no dedicated cockpit jumpseat is I believe the point...


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jfroehlich 03-06-2019 09:17 PM


Originally Posted by BravoTango (Post 2775029)
We are. Glendive is served by us and we have no dedicated cockpit jumpseat is I believe the point...


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Correct


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StanATZ 03-08-2019 05:02 AM

Is the training schedule 5 on 2 off? Thxs

Rcordeiro122592 03-08-2019 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by StanATZ (Post 2777523)
Is the training schedule 5 on 2 off? Thxs

Training is typically a Monday - Friday schedule. Occasionally there will be a few instructors who will have weekend slots open for those who would like to get ahead in training.


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