PSA street captain bonus
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Is PSA really advertising a 12% discount on a $70 product? Literally eight dollars a year and that's in the top 4 bullet points
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Originally Posted by Fm0Bm
(Post 3288055)
Is PSA really advertising a 12% discount on a $70 product? Literally eight dollars a year and that's in the top 4 bullet points
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Where do the most junior captains currently exist? How long is it taking them to get off reserve currently? Does PSA do airport reserve? Is there any language in place saying how often you can be on it if it is indeed used?
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Originally Posted by UNDGUY
(Post 3288059)
Where do the most junior captains currently exist? How long is it taking them to get off reserve currently? Does PSA do airport reserve? Is there any language in place saying how often you can be on it if it is indeed used?
-No idea about reserve as a DEC... It will be a while. -PSA does have Airport or what we call, “Hot Reserve”. You can be converted from short call to Hot reserve a maximum of 8 times in a month and up to 3 days consecutively. |
Originally Posted by UNDGUY
(Post 3288059)
How long is it taking them to get off reserve currently?
Ive previously said that’s unknowable but the company has put out some data suggesting what they think 1) the company expects to hire 750 pilots this year 2) the company has a pilot incentive program if there are less than 15 pilots leaving per month for places other than AA. Adding the pilots who leave for AA puts the “best case” scenario from the companies standpoint around 30 per month or 360 per year. PSA has about 2000 pilots now, you need to be something like #750 to get off reserve as a captain. So 2-4 years to get off reserve. |
I could drive to PHL or DCA in about an hour and fifteen minutes. Sitting reserve on my couch wouldn’t be too bad. I’m thinking about just coming to PSA as a DEC and waiting to flow to American eventually. I wish I had done it when I was a CFI 15 years ago. I’d be sitting pretty at American right now. I read on here all the time how worthless the flow is and how if your not lazy and have a degree you don’t need it cause you can get hired off the street. I don’t think people really have an appreciation for how hard it is to get hired at a big 5 airline, especially if you are not prior military. I can tell you I and many others I know have been trying for a long time and we are all very qualified and still have never even received an opportunity. That flow is very valuable.
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Originally Posted by UNDGUY
(Post 3288231)
I could drive to PHL or DCA in about an hour and fifteen minutes. Sitting reserve on my couch wouldn’t be too bad. I’m thinking about just coming to PSA as a DEC and waiting to flow to American eventually. I wish I had done it when I was a CFI 15 years ago. I’d be sitting pretty at American right now. I read on here all the time how worthless the flow is and how if your not lazy and have a degree you don’t need it cause you can get hired off the street. I don’t think people really have an appreciation for how hard it is to get hired at a big 5 airline, especially if you are not prior military. I can tell you I and many others I know have been trying for a long time and we are all very qualified and still have never even received an opportunity. That flow is very valuable.
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With all the bonuses plus captain pay I think you’re looking at $150 first year to sit reserve
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Originally Posted by ZeroTT
(Post 3288250)
With all the bonuses plus captain pay I think you’re looking at $150 first year to sit reserve
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