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EmbraerFlyer 10-28-2010 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by TurboDVR42 (Post 892193)
9K atr schedule
6ON/6OFF

Who the heck is 9K...

todd1200 10-28-2010 05:37 PM

Try this: link

:D

withthatsaid182 10-28-2010 05:44 PM

6 on then 1 or 2 off before another few days is hell...especially for commuters. I 've done 6 on 1 off then 5 on and didn't commute home for the one day and let me tell you...it sucked!

PA31 10-28-2010 06:35 PM

I'm on a 6 day right now for Skyw. PBS assigned a 5 day at the end of Oct and in the Nov bid added a local to the first day of the month - I bid to 1/3d in Den but we are too short fo's. I'm going home for one night and commuting back in for the local.

dojetdriver 10-28-2010 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by joepilot (Post 891927)
Many international airlines schedule 10-15 day trips. You get your required 24 hours free of duty each seven days at a layover station.

Joe

Indeed they do, as well as the ACMI carriers that do 17-19 straight. But this thread is in the "regional" section.

Unlike an "international" or ACMI carrier, a "regional" will have you work EVERY day of the 6-12 duty days. Often times at max duty days with minimum efficiency. Making your "rest" periods all but useless as you may not have much down time relax and refocus on your job.

Or conversely, long "rest" periods in crappy hotel locations that offer NONE of the amenities/attractions that the layovers of "international"/ACMI carriers do.

Avroman 10-29-2010 04:36 AM

Not to mention a 12 day on the 747 or 777 will typically be all you need to do for the entire month. At the regional level you'll get to work 12 of 13 and still have another 9 days of work to go for the month....

CaptKrunch 10-29-2010 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by todd1200 (Post 892237)
Try this: link

:D

Dude seriously. Why do most people have to post the two letter airline code? Is writeing the two letter code that much cooler. Well if it is then I work for FU.

ScaryKite 11-02-2010 12:41 PM

remember you are always one sick call away from a good schedule

MrBigAir 11-02-2010 02:04 PM


Originally Posted by ScaryKite (Post 894872)
remember you are always one sick call away from a good schedule

This is great advice. Use them judiciously, though, some places you can only call in X amount of times and then, Blam! On the street. I save mine for commuting usually, or big events, like my own wedding.

TopNotch 11-02-2010 02:05 PM

6 on, 1 off, 6 on, 1 off, 6 on, 1 off, 1 on! Butt, here comes the hemorroids again. Augh!


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