Does your company have duty/trip rig?

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09-05-2008 | 08:28 PM

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ToiletDuck

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Originally Posted by kt61

Horizon was (maybe still is) 1:1 flight (including deadhead time, which is unusual, I think), 2:1 duty, 4:1 trip (time away from base).

RAH nothing. Keep your fingers crossed on the next contract though it's going to be a fight.

09-06-2008 | 05:34 AM

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willflyforcash

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At Eagle, we have no minimum day pay as far as I understand. (other than for reserves of course.)

09-06-2008 | 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ToiletDuck

RAH nothing. Keep your fingers crossed on the next contract though it's going to be a fight.

RAH has the most leverage of any regional pilot group. RAH flies for just about every major carrier in the country, if the pilots stand up and demand better pay/benefits/QOL mgmt will have to listen, or risk losing huge amounts of business. All other regionals are waiting to see how you do, so fight for a good contract! we all are going to be at our current positions for a long time to come, better make it livable.

12-21-2011 | 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Flyby1206

LOL found this on a search to make sure I knew what duty rig was and I found this. By the way I cannot believe Gulfstream Silver Airways has duty rigs, that is a plus for them.

12-21-2011 | 10:20 PM

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pete2800

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I can confirm that QX is 2:1 duty rig and 4:1 trip rig.

12-22-2011 | 03:57 AM

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TopNotch

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Originally Posted by surreal1221

ASA

2:1 for up to the first 12 hours of duty, 1:1 for any duty beyond the initial 12 hours. (Example, 12:00 is 6:00 of credit, 13:30min duty is 7:30 of credit). Minimum day credit is 3:45, and minimum ready reserve credit is 4:.

Keep in mind. That is based off scheduled duty, not actual duty. Needs to be changed in next contract.

12-22-2011 | 04:58 AM

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Originally Posted by surreal1221

ASA

As well as a Reserve Day Credit, if as a reserve pilot you block more than 75 hours in a month, any days where you were available and the company did not call you you are paid 3:45 of credit for that day. For example, you fly 80 hours of block as a reserve pilot. 4 days you were available and they did not call you, thats 4 x 3:45 = 15 additional hours of pay credit.

Sounds like a way to make sure every reserve ends up each month at 74:55 credit.