Working hours..Really "Guaranteed"?
05-27-2008, 02:32 PM
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Working hours..Really "Guaranteed"?
The guaranteed hours by each regional airline regular and reserve -70, 75 etc...........
Is this really guaranteed or do they always give you less hours than they say on the airlines profile? Just wondering because I am trying to figure out how much I will make in the regionals, including my Army retirement check each month once I start into this industry.
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Is this really guaranteed or do they always give you less hours than they say on the airlines profile? Just wondering because I am trying to figure out how much I will make in the regionals, including my Army retirement check each month once I start into this industry.
Thanks for any constructive comments.
05-27-2008, 02:35 PM
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Nah you'll always get at least that stated min guarantee. Of course payroll always likes to play games with paychecks so staying on top of your pay is prudent. Anything "funny" on your paycheck and brought to attention is usually remedied quite quick with proper evidence
05-27-2008, 02:37 PM
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There may be reduced guarantees during training, but generally you can plan on at least the monthly guarantee once you get on line. This would be reduced if you took leave (FMLA, military reserve duty, etc).
If you actually fly you will also make some per diem.
If you actually fly you will also make some per diem.
05-27-2008, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by HercDriver130
and Whiz would know... he comes from the KING of payroll errors.... he is a MAG refugee he saw the light and got out......lololol
so whiz how is it hanging?
so whiz how is it hanging?
How's life in the ATL?
05-27-2008, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
There may be reduced guarantees during training, but generally you can plan on at least the monthly guarantee once you get on line. This would be reduced if you took leave (FMLA, military reserve duty, etc).
If you actually fly you will also make some per diem.
If you actually fly you will also make some per diem.
Will your regional let you fly MORE than the minimums if you want to fly more, like if someone goes on vacation? Can you ask to fill their slot? I'm jsut trying to gain knowledge how this all works.
05-27-2008, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by soldierboy
I will not be in the Army reserves then. I will retire from active duty soon though. 20 yrs is enough! hahhaa
Will your regional let you fly MORE than the minimums if you want to fly more, like if someone goes on vacation? Can you ask to fill their slot? I'm jsut trying to gain knowledge how this all works.
Will your regional let you fly MORE than the minimums if you want to fly more, like if someone goes on vacation? Can you ask to fill their slot? I'm jsut trying to gain knowledge how this all works.
Also there is often extra flying that you can pick up on your days off, if you are legal to do so (duty and flight time limits).
Right now, due to the industry slowdown, a lot of airlines are overstaffed so you might not see lines much above guarantee. Also extra time (aka open time) is not likely to be very available for a while either. Eventually this will come back to "normal".
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