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#5611
They pay me to wait
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: CRJ
I agree with PSAhelp regarding line holders. The problem, in my limited view, is that the quick progression from new hire to line holder (lack of enough pilots) has skewed the ratio of line holders/non line holders and there just aren't enough of the latter to cover the flying. I'm really hoping this present scenario doesn't cause the company to rethink the whole SAP thing since that is a wonderful perk and gives PSA an edge over similar regionals.
#5612
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 755
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I agree with PSAhelp regarding line holders. The problem, in my limited view, is that the quick progression from new hire to line holder (lack of enough pilots) has skewed the ratio of line holders/non line holders and there just aren't enough of the latter to cover the flying. I'm really hoping this present scenario doesn't cause the company to rethink the whole SAP thing since that is a wonderful perk and gives PSA an edge over similar regionals.
The company uses it as amarketing tool. Once we have enough pilots, there will be no need for them to want to do anything. Until then, we are not giving it up.
Hiring 50 a month will solve our FO issues. Upgrading 24 a month will prevent there from being a similar issue on the captain side.
#5613
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,809
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From: Left
I agree with PSAhelp regarding line holders. The problem, in my limited view, is that the quick progression from new hire to line holder (lack of enough pilots) has skewed the ratio of line holders/non line holders and there just aren't enough of the latter to cover the flying. I'm really hoping this present scenario doesn't cause the company to rethink the whole SAP thing since that is a wonderful perk and gives PSA an edge over similar regionals.
#5614
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 323
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#5615
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 58
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Hello PSA peeps. Question...
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
#5616
Line Holder
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 59
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Oh no cancelled vactions!! This pilot group has no damn backbone. Im on vacation till the 5th starting tonight my phones off. Lets modify the sap and the contract because of a threat to cancel vacations. Gtfoh.
#5617
Works Weekends & It's OK
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 222
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Hello PSA peeps. Question...
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
#5619
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 2,610
Likes: 15
Hello PSA peeps. Question...
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
Which domicile would be best for (October hire for seniority)commuting(and a long transcon commute)?
I'm guessing CLT will have late starts and earlier arrivals than the other domiciles. Or am I off on that? Do the outstation domiciles have late starts and earlier release times?
Will have to balance that consideration with how senior CLT is. Goal is to get off reserve asap but also have a domicile with commutability. CVG, DAY DCA and TYS would be two leg commutes too.
Thanks for any insight.
If you can go one leg to IAD, it's roughly 90 minutes door to door IAD to DCA utilizing the Washington Flyer bus and the Metro. If DCA goes junior on the FO side it could be worth it to get R1.
#5620
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 58
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Commuting from California. More non stops to CLT from SFO or LAX as compared to IAD. Do the smaller domiciles offer commutable trips? My experience has been out stations usually have early starts and late finishes.
Thanks for the reply
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