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Originally Posted by MaCrOs
(Post 2620001)
I just checked several most junior captains since the data was off from June. Those 4 pilots I checked were not on any award list. Hence the discrepancy.
We are still forcing upgrades. Anyone who is eligible and bids for a CA spot will be awarded before anyone else on property is forced to upgrade. As has been pointed out elsewhere, you can bid and be awarded CA faster than you can say Norfolk! |
Originally Posted by MaCrOs
(Post 2619618)
Basically, if you get SCR at CLT are you safe getting a long term lease or buying a place? I guess you would also have to worry about upgrading and being moved. |
Originally Posted by bh5311
(Post 2631650)
I'm totally unfamiliar with how airline scheduling works but am I reading this right? If I want CLT I can get short call reserve 5 months after hire, which would be not long after finishing training. If you get SCR at CLT does that mean you're domiciled there and just have to wait until you're a lineholder? Or can they move you to somewhere else for long call reserve?
Basically, if you get SCR at CLT are you safe getting a long term lease or buying a place? I guess you would also have to worry about upgrading and being moved. |
How many hours does one usually fly a month on SCR? I am noticing a long wait as CA and just curious if there is a typical month of flying when on SCR.
I'm looking to get ORF when I start training late September, and it looks like that won't be an issue. I'm noticing the CA lines seem pretty junior, and I'm sure that'll shake out a little more when I upgrade in a year and a half or two, but just curious at this point. |
Originally Posted by kevin18
(Post 2631681)
if there is a typical month of flying when on SCR.
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Originally Posted by kevin18
(Post 2631681)
How many hours does one usually fly a month on SCR? I am noticing a long wait as CA and just curious if there is a typical month of flying when on SCR.
I'm looking to get ORF when I start training late September, and it looks like that won't be an issue. I'm noticing the CA lines seem pretty junior, and I'm sure that'll shake out a little more when I upgrade in a year and a half or two, but just curious at this point. |
Originally Posted by Swakid8
(Post 2631737)
More like hurry up and wait.... But I will say, it is a life changer living in base on reserve!
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Originally Posted by kevin18
(Post 2631833)
Does this seem reasonable?
Not unreasonable to hope for that. Trying to predict the future at regional airlines is quite difficult. Don't structure your life such that ruin will ensue if it doesn't work out. |
Forced upgrades
Originally Posted by ZeroTT
(Post 2631951)
I understand your question to be "Can I move to Norfolk and be based there continuously for several years until I leave PSA"
Not unreasonable to hope for that. Trying to predict the future at regional airlines is quite difficult. Don't structure your life such that ruin will ensue if it doesn't work out. |
Originally Posted by Ai434
(Post 2631970)
Is there any value to staying reserve if you live within 45 minutes of TYS. Can you even do that?
You’d have more control over your schedule if you take a line when you can hold one. That said, nothing prevents a more senior person from bidding reserve. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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