Training Contracts?
#2
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From: ERJ Right Seat
From what I've heard, no contract at SkyWest, ASA, XJT, or TSA. Eagle requires a contract if you are below 500/50 and need to attend the jet transition course. Not sure the details of that contract.
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From: 737 CA
Nothing at CommutAir.
I think that is a contract if you're below 800/100, and with the contract they'll permit as low as 500/50. Above 8/1 you don't have any contract.
No idea if it's a contract for the cost of the RJ course or more. I want to say two years?
No idea if it's a contract for the cost of the RJ course or more. I want to say two years?
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From: Jet Cpt.
I signed a contract with a regional once. I completed the jet training and left well before the end date. They sent me overnight letters three times. The UPS driver would show at the door, I would say "He does not live here." The driver and I would exchange smiles until the next time. The regional never took it any further. How would I pay it anyway? They know what I made per year.
#10
The contract at eagle is the cost of the jet course. And it is prorated.
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