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Originally Posted by prex8390 (Post 1946107)

Well to answer his question, expressjet is a sinking ship, you'd be foolish to go there now a days. One of those companies that was doing well for a while and just it seemed overnight crapped the bed.

Why is ExpressJet a sinking ship? I live in Atlanta, so rather than move I could stay there. That's why I'd go there.

Are you sure you want to fly RJs? How about a nice Q400?

Day one:

1. PDX EUG 1230 1307 0:37
2. EUG PDX 1340 1418 0:38
3. PDX SEA 1635 1722 0:47
4. SEA PUW 1750 1851 1:01
5. PUW SEA 1920 2028 1:08
6. SEA BZN 2110 2350 1:40
Flight: 5:51 Duty: 11:35

Day 2:

1. BZN SEA 1430 1527 1:57
2. SEA PDX 1600 1644 0:44
(FOUR HOUR SIT)
3. PDX SEA 2100 2147 0:47
4. SEA YLW 2310 0010+1 1:00
Flight: 4:28 Duty: 11:55

Day 3:

1. YLW SEA 1505 1603 0:58
GMOV SEA SEA 1617 1618
2. SEA EUG 1730 1828 0:58
3. EUG SEA 1905 2009 1:04
4. SEA BIL 2055 2357 2:02
Flight: 5:02 Duty: 8:52

Day 4:

1. BIL SEA 1140 1300 2:20
2. SEA YVR 1350 1438 0:48
3. YVR SEA 1515 1604 0:49
4. SEA PSC 1640 1729 0:49
5. PSC SEA 1805 1856 0:51
6. SEA PDX 1930 2014 0:44
Flight: 6:21 Duty: 10:34

Total: Block 21:42, Duty 42:56, Time away from base: 80:59

Wow 20 legs in a four day trip. I should not complain then that I do 8 legs in a 3 day for 18 hours.