With all the "NO" votes, is it time to apply?
#31
In my personal opinion CommutAir is a great place to be right now. Starting pay is $30/hour now with an upgrade around 2 years (+/- a few months now because of lack of FOs) and our commuter clause now allows you to receive hotels in base paid for by the company. My opinion might be biased because I've never worked for anyone else but I can tell you that right now I am happy with my job and the pilot group is GREAT!
#32
Anyways we are straying away from Songmans question. The truth is that it is hard to find a regional to make money first or second year with how much you are making now, that is why we all have to stay united on all these concessionary contracts and show the companies that we are worth more than they think.
Songman sometimes you have to take a step back or two to take a step forward... I had to do it. I was at $35 an hour and went down to $19 and slowly moving forward, got the QOL right now and working on money now.
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The No votes mean there are no changes to how things have been. All the regionals still have their previous low paying contracts, so if you go to a regional now it will be the same pay as if you went, say, 7 years ago. Maybe even less now, if you factor in inflation. The only difference, as someone else pointed out, is that you lost all those years of seniority.
If you goal is to be an airline pilot, you should go, like yesterday.
If your goal is to make $$$, charge more an hour and specialize in the types of instruction you like. Or network and go into corporate.
If you goal is to be an airline pilot, you should go, like yesterday.
If your goal is to make $$$, charge more an hour and specialize in the types of instruction you like. Or network and go into corporate.
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