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Old 06-14-2011 | 03:27 AM
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I'm guessing it will be where it says "vacancy bid - June" when they finally update that. Someone posted the info over on Eaglelounge. Thinks it's in the main section titled something like "no captain vacancies again" or something like that. You can see what was offered there.
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Old 06-14-2011 | 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by rononymous
I'm an 02/06 hire and I'm 6 out of 50 on the EMB in NY. Perhaps you meant CRJ? You'd probably be number one on that.
That's right. I stand corrected. It's the CRJ I'd be very close to the top... Thanks...
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Old 06-14-2011 | 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by CrustyFE
I didn't think LGA EMJ FO was that senior. I could be wrong but I would be the number one FO in LGA EMJ and I have a September 2006 hire date. Does that make me a senior FO? I didn't think so but there's been a lot of movement lately. I might be number two depending if anyone senior to me transferred in.
Well I guess it depends how you look at senior, the most JUNIOR FO in LGA on the EMJ is an 08 hire. That is out of almost 70 people!
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Old 06-14-2011 | 12:59 PM
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I didn't get a response to my question a while back, so I'll ask again. Please respond if you know.

I saw that Eagle has CRJ instructor positions open. What is the pay for a CRJ ground instructor there? Is there opportunity for advancement? Are you put on the seniority list or are you considered management?
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Old 06-14-2011 | 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by texaspilot76
I didn't get a response to my question a while back, so I'll ask again. Please respond if you know.

I saw that Eagle has CRJ instructor positions open. What is the pay for a CRJ ground instructor there? Is there opportunity for advancement? Are you put on the seniority list or are you considered management?
I do not know the pay scale, but it is not great. You are hired as a contractor. The reason I say this is because our ground school instructors are not employed by American Eagle. They are not on the pilots seniority list.
Now we do have ground instructors that are check airman that are Eagle pilots. Their primary job is ground school instruction, but they also work the sim too. Your problem is that you will have to get hired, bottom of the seniority list, then apply to the schoolhouse. Which is a good gig if you like that kind of work.
Caveat, I am a line pilot, not school house guy. I am on the outside looking in, but I think my info is fairly accurate.
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Old 06-14-2011 | 06:49 PM
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I did not even know we had school house guys that were out of company, all the guys I had were long time Eagle guys who were paid well from what I got.
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Old 06-14-2011 | 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by texaspilot76
I didn't get a response to my question a while back, so I'll ask again. Please respond if you know.

I saw that Eagle has CRJ instructor positions open. What is the pay for a CRJ ground instructor there? Is there opportunity for advancement? Are you put on the seniority list or are you considered management?
If you're talking about sim instructors that's for in house pilots. If there's a ground school instructor position you may start at about 40k and could get 50-55 if you negotiate it well. That pay is negotiated behind closed doors one on one.
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Old 06-14-2011 | 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by rickt86
I did not even know we had school house guys that were out of company, all the guys I had were long time Eagle guys who were paid well from what I got.
Jason with the ATR program was never an Eagle pilot. Straight hire into the ground instructor role. We have another ground school instructor that I have not ran across. I am told he is a aircraft mechanic by trade. We do have former Eagle pilots that are ground school instructors, but they are no longer on the list.
As I said, we do have check airman that serve as ground school instructors. But if you are only a ground school instructor, your are not on Eagle's seniority list. The ground school instructors have their own union; I remember talking with MS (emj instructor) and he sounded as if he was not employed directly by AMR.
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Old 06-15-2011 | 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Tsuda
Jason with the ATR program was never an Eagle pilot. Straight hire into the ground instructor role. We have another ground school instructor that I have not ran across. I am told he is a aircraft mechanic by trade. We do have former Eagle pilots that are ground school instructors, but they are no longer on the list.
As I said, we do have check airman that serve as ground school instructors. But if you are only a ground school instructor, your are not on Eagle's seniority list. The ground school instructors have their own union; I remember talking with MS (emj instructor) and he sounded as if he was not employed directly by AMR.
Hmm, good to know, FYI I just saw MS and he was going on vacation on AA for 2 weeks, so I would assume he has bennies, but maybe not.
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Old 06-15-2011 | 12:50 PM
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Like I said, I do not have first hand knowledge of their situation. It is what I have deduce from my interaction with the instructors. I very well could be wrong. But I get a strong vibe that a lot of ground instructors are not happy.
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