trading below 65
#2
No I do not think they will let you do this. Truthfully the company doesn’t even like pilots going below 75 hours. There is a balance point at which it costs the company more money in your insurance costs etc and if you go below 75 you are basically tipping that scale.
#3
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No I do not think they will let you do this. Truthfully the company doesn’t even like pilots going below 75 hours. There is a balance point at which it costs the company more money in your insurance costs etc and if you go below 75 you are basically tipping that scale.
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I don't have the contract handy, but I don't recall any prohibition or allowance for it in the PWA. As a result, the company can do whatever they want in this area.
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No I do not think they will let you do this. Truthfully the company doesn’t even like pilots going below 75 hours. There is a balance point at which it costs the company more money in your insurance costs etc and if you go below 75 you are basically tipping that scale.
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