QOL Question
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What would be a better quality of life: a commute with 7 non-stops (each way)per day on company equipment....... and a typical regional schedule 11 days off per month.
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A commute on company equipment with one non-stop (each way) per day.... to base early and back late..... but with much better schedule flexibility due to SAP?
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A commute on company equipment with one non-stop (each way) per day.... to base early and back late..... but with much better schedule flexibility due to SAP?
#4
If you're commuting, take the 7 nonstops. If you go to Airline B, 1 cancelation is going to cause you to miss days at home. Stack the deck in your favor.
Edit: Also only 1 nonstop a day might not satisfy your company's commuter policy. You may have to come in a day early.
Edit: Also only 1 nonstop a day might not satisfy your company's commuter policy. You may have to come in a day early.
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From: Gear Slinger
As the others have said, with the standard commuting clause found at most regionals, one leg a day to your base would not work. If you chose PSA for the SAP, you would be required to come to base the day prior to starting work every trip.
Whats the airline you're weighing against PSA?
Whats the airline you're weighing against PSA?
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As the others have said, with the standard commuting clause found at most regionals, one leg a day to your base would not work. If you chose PSA for the SAP, you would be required to come to base the day prior to starting work every trip.
Whats the airline you're weighing against PSA?
Whats the airline you're weighing against PSA?
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