Can we stop?
#21
Thanks for that one!
The thing that isn't realized by these LTPs (Low time pilots) is that the airlines are getting away with not paying real wages to these guys/gals for years to come. If the rules changed to prevent this low experience level these pilots would economically benefit for years as a regional FO just from a year or so of being an instructor or building time some otherway.
Getting that RJ job at 300 hours is shortsighted overall by pilots; managment knows what they are doing and we have our blinders on.
Good luck making real money in this profession in the future! I was looking at NWA pay scales and a 747-400 captain makes 15 bucks an hour less than in 1991 when I started looking into flying.

The thing that isn't realized by these LTPs (Low time pilots) is that the airlines are getting away with not paying real wages to these guys/gals for years to come. If the rules changed to prevent this low experience level these pilots would economically benefit for years as a regional FO just from a year or so of being an instructor or building time some otherway.
Getting that RJ job at 300 hours is shortsighted overall by pilots; managment knows what they are doing and we have our blinders on.
Good luck making real money in this profession in the future! I was looking at NWA pay scales and a 747-400 captain makes 15 bucks an hour less than in 1991 when I started looking into flying.
Last edited by Flaps50; 04-29-2007 at 03:21 PM. Reason: Some pilots are clueless and they need info/help ;-)
#22
Aren't these 300 hour wonder kids shooting themselves in the foot when it comes time get that ATP? Seems you would be a little short on the PIC requirements... Besides, if you get hired at XYZ airlines when you are 19 or 20, you're stuck riding shotgun until you're at least 23 ANYWAY. Or are there ways around those requirements?
#23
So, we get called LTP's now, euh?
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