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Thunderpig 06-25-2013 03:45 PM

American Eagle Reserve Situation
 
Yes, I did a search, and the most recent thread on this dedicated subject is 5 years old. So..as a potential new hire (waiting for background check to finish), what is the most recent lowdown on AE reserve rules, good/bad domiciles, etc...

bretthull 06-25-2013 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by Thunderpig (Post 1434626)
Yes, I did a search, and the most recent thread on this dedicated subject is 5 years old. So..as a potential new hire (waiting for background check to finish), what is the most recent lowdown on AE reserve rules, good/bad domiciles, etc...

I'm going on 2 years on reserve here, however RSV times should drop dramatically once people leave. That being said its not 100% bad all the time. On the days you work you'll be assigned 1 of 3 possible things: an actual trip, airport standby, or a two hour call out starting at either 4am or 10am (RAP). The day before you work you'll proffer (bid) for any of the above and is awarded based on seniority. If you want fly go to ORD or DFW. NY and MIA rsvs don't fly as often. That's essentially a brief over view.

Crawl 06-25-2013 05:24 PM

New York (JFK/LGA) is a 3 hour callout on RAP (Reserve Availability Period). And also the best staffed it seems. I've had no trouble swapping or dropping a tonnn of days.

TBucket 06-25-2013 05:29 PM


Originally Posted by Crawl (Post 1434665)
New York (JFK/LGA) is a 3 hour callout on RAP (Reserve Availability Period). And also the best staffed it seems. I've had no trouble swapping or dropping a tonnn of days.

You guys can drop reserve days? daaaamn...

txlnnbl 06-25-2013 05:37 PM

How's the QOL on reserve for someone living/based in DFW? If you proffer for airport standby can you be home many nights in between reserve days? Or will you typically end up being gone most nights?

Dejavu 06-25-2013 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by txlnnbl (Post 1434675)
How's the QOL on reserve for someone living/based in DFW? If you proffer for airport standby can you be home many nights in between reserve days? Or will you typically end up being gone most nights?

Most jr gets AR all month 8hr shift

SebastianDesoto 06-25-2013 08:43 PM

The current reserve situation will not last. I did reserve for a long time at Eagle, during short staffed periods. I almost quit. It was gawd awful and sure to experience another cycle of that soon.

txlnnbl 06-26-2013 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Dejavu (Post 1434762)
Most jr gets AR all month 8hr shift

Do they fly very much?

Dejavu 06-26-2013 11:31 AM


Originally Posted by txlnnbl (Post 1435090)
Do they fly very much?


Hit \ miss if they can't get a reg reserve pilot with in 2 hrs they will use u .

wayway8 06-26-2013 12:13 PM

I was junior guy in DFW this month. I'll probably finish with 50 hours of actual flying.


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