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#41
In general it looks like our daily departures will not be effected too much, we will have a few new destinations. These include destinations normally served by mainline: LGA, CLT, BOS, PHL, RIC... who knows.
#43
Latest info regarding the status of PIT indicates that per our agreement with Airways, they are not allowed to reduce flying at ANY Republic base. The closure of PIT as a mainline base will have no negative effect on Republic Airlines operation in Pittsburgh. There may be a slight increase in PIT flying during the winter months. On a side note, look for CLT to be announced as a base in the coming months.
(from a recent internal memo)
(from a recent internal memo)
#44
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Any thoughts on how hard it is to get BUF as a base. Got a call for an interview last week but told them I had to find a day off (hard to do as a 135 on call pilot). Hoping I can get there for an interview soon.
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#45
Getting BUF is so easy you and a few people bidding other bases will get it lol.
#46
Sig.... hum.. not sure how to answer you. Yes.. I was out of the cockpit professionally for over 10 years. Your comment about currency?...not sure what you are asking... but I am current IFR, etc, both ME and SE....
If what you are asking is if I plan on staying at RAH.... I cant answer that but I will say that I have never cared if I flew the biggest plane or the fastest plane or made crap loads of money. I flew the Herc for gods sake and that was a freaking awesome plane to fly, but she was neither fast, or sleek nor did we garner much respect from our BIG MAC ( C-5 , C-141, C-5 ) brothers.....( yes the C-17 was still in testing when i left the AF ) .... so I could easily see myself staying at one place. on top of that im 44 and have had some life changing experiences in the past few years.... flying and a decent QOL is what I require...and to work for a company that in some way maybe perhaps if thats possible gives a damn about its workers. I flew for nearly 3 years for AE ( when it was an all Tprop op ) on the ATR and there was NO respect from AMR or the AA pilots for the Eagles....
So I guess if your question is why is a guy like me coming to RAH...because they have a good reputation and because of some of the aforementioned reasons. The grass is not always greener on some other seniority list....if that makes any sense.
Not sure I have answered your question but if not PM and I will elaborate further.
If what you are asking is if I plan on staying at RAH.... I cant answer that but I will say that I have never cared if I flew the biggest plane or the fastest plane or made crap loads of money. I flew the Herc for gods sake and that was a freaking awesome plane to fly, but she was neither fast, or sleek nor did we garner much respect from our BIG MAC ( C-5 , C-141, C-5 ) brothers.....( yes the C-17 was still in testing when i left the AF ) .... so I could easily see myself staying at one place. on top of that im 44 and have had some life changing experiences in the past few years.... flying and a decent QOL is what I require...and to work for a company that in some way maybe perhaps if thats possible gives a damn about its workers. I flew for nearly 3 years for AE ( when it was an all Tprop op ) on the ATR and there was NO respect from AMR or the AA pilots for the Eagles....
So I guess if your question is why is a guy like me coming to RAH...because they have a good reputation and because of some of the aforementioned reasons. The grass is not always greener on some other seniority list....if that makes any sense.
Not sure I have answered your question but if not PM and I will elaborate further.
What you said made prefect sense, and I'm not even in your shoes. Good luck and fly safe.
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