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Systemized 07-21-2011 12:38 PM

Skywest Transition/upgrade
 
Can bro captains transition directly into the jet as captain?
I have been hearing 4-5 years for captain on the bro and 5-6 years for captain on the jet, so if a bro captain upgraded after 5 years, and was captain for 3 years after, could he then bid for a captain position on the jet, and would a 3 year bro caption upgrading to the jet, start at 3rd year jet captain pay?

myoface 07-21-2011 12:53 PM

It is not "bro". There is not an "o" in "Brasilia". Please call it what it supposed to be called....weedwacker, turbo taco, mexican king air, whatever, anything but "bro". Whoever came up with that name should be shot.

Yes you can transition to the RJ and you remain at the pay scale of whatever years of service you have.

RJDio 07-21-2011 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by N5467C (Post 1026453)
Can bro captains transition directly into the jet as captain?
I have been hearing 4-5 years for captain on the bro and 5-6 years for captain on the jet, so if a bro captain upgraded after 5 years, and was captain for 3 years after, could he then bid for a captain position on the jet, and would a 3 year bro caption upgrading to the jet, start at 3rd year jet captain pay?

A bro captain can bid any seat he wants. Holding it will be dependent on company need and the pilots flexibility regarding the domicile award. You retain your longevity regarding pay no matter what seat you go to. Your example: You get 8-9 jet captain pay.

Many guys do that.

rickair7777 07-21-2011 04:11 PM

It's not like mesa and some other other airlines, after your seatlock is up (1 year) you can bid any position your seniority can hold, including going backwards if you wanted to.

SkyWest 07-21-2011 04:46 PM

Brozilla
 

Originally Posted by myoface (Post 1026460)
It is not "bro". There is not an "o" in "Brasilia". Please call it what it supposed to be called....weedwacker, turbo taco, mexican king air, whatever, anything but "bro". Whoever came up with that name should be shot.

Oh, but it IS the "Bro"... Because that's what we all call it. :cool: It's all a matter of perspective.

MatchPoint 07-21-2011 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by myoface (Post 1026460)
It is not "bro". There is not an "o" in "Brasilia". Please call it what it supposed to be called....weedwacker, turbo taco, mexican king air, whatever, anything but "bro". Whoever came up with that name should be shot.

Yes you can transition to the RJ and you remain at the pay scale of whatever years of service you have.

Weedwacker? Turbo Taco? Mex King Air? No.............

It's Taco Turbin, Jungle Junk, Burrito Bomber or my personal favorite……. Switch-B1tch.

MatchPoint 07-21-2011 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by myoface (Post 1026460)
It is not "bro". There is not an "o" in "Brasilia". Please call it what it supposed to be called....weedwacker, turbo taco, mexican king air, whatever, anything but "bro". Whoever came up with that name should be shot.

Yes you can transition to the RJ and you remain at the pay scale of whatever years of service you have.

Where does it say "Guppy" in 737 or Mad Dog in McDonald Douglas? Or Etc. I have 3000+ hours in the E120 and we call it the Bro, but you must fly the Barbie Jet. No Offense, I fly the Barbie Jet too.

rickair7777 07-21-2011 05:47 PM

Everybody who has has flown it calls it the bro.

CriticalMach 07-21-2011 05:55 PM


Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 1026617)
Everybody who has has flown it calls it the bro.


C'mon bro, dont call it bro.

TBucket 07-21-2011 11:03 PM

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