Highlights from PInnacle Conference call
05-01-2007 | 07:31 AM
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Highlights from PInnacle Conference call
LOA will be negotiated for pay rates if contract is not complete by the time we start flying
ALL pilots will be flying both the 900 and the 200 Example: DTW- to a place where the 900 is and then switch, and then so on and so forth
16 900's to be delievered
Crew base may be opened in either ATL SLC CVG depending on how delta wants us to fly them.
Pinnacle will own the planes
Pinnacle Airlines INC, will be the operator of the planes.
4th simulator coming in to do differences training, training to start in august or september.
Aircraft will be delievered at a rate of 1 or 2 per month.
Aircraft will have 76 seat config.
ALL pilots will be flying both the 900 and the 200 Example: DTW- to a place where the 900 is and then switch, and then so on and so forth
16 900's to be delievered
Crew base may be opened in either ATL SLC CVG depending on how delta wants us to fly them.
Pinnacle will own the planes
Pinnacle Airlines INC, will be the operator of the planes.
4th simulator coming in to do differences training, training to start in august or september.
Aircraft will be delievered at a rate of 1 or 2 per month.
Aircraft will have 76 seat config.
05-01-2007 | 07:42 AM
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Avoids different pay scales for 200 and 900. I think this will become common in regionals. Expect Mesaba to adopt the same policy soon. Otherwise they will have "three" pilot groups and three pay scales.
05-01-2007 | 08:10 AM
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Pinnacle pilots could chose to fly both airplanes for a single rate, have separate 200/900 payscales and fly under a blended rate based on ratios, or do like RAH or Skywest and pay the base rate except for flying done in the larger aircraft, which is paid at the higher rate.
Personally, I think it only makes sense to have pilots qualified to fly all airplanes under a common type. A blended or single rate is the "most fair" across the board for pilots IMO because folks can chose to bid QOL and get a decent raise rather than a few bidding the larger plane in order to get a bigger check.
I think Comair's pre-concession 700 rates plus 5% for all CL65 flying is a good jumping off point...
05-01-2007 | 08:54 AM
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05-01-2007 | 05:37 PM
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