A month of what its like at Republic
I know nothing about working for a regional. Have only done 135 and was home every night.
What is your monthly work schedule like? How many days on the road, how often do you end up at your home base? I know each one will be different but just give me an idea what a new hire could expect. |
Originally Posted by mto7464
(Post 2622960)
I know nothing about working for a regional. Have only done 135 and was home every night.
What is your monthly work schedule like? How many days on the road, how often do you end up at your home base? I know each one will be different but just give me an idea what a new hire could expect. On reserve I did a lot of day trips. If you live in base and build a bit of seniority you can pretty easily hold 1 and 2 day trips. |
Originally Posted by mto7464
(Post 2622960)
I know nothing about working for a regional. Have only done 135 and was home every night.
What is your monthly work schedule like? How many days on the road, how often do you end up at your home base? I know each one will be different but just give me an idea what a new hire could expect. |
This Summers a bit different then the wintertime. I only was lucky to have 14 days off the pat 2 months and next month vs 16 when I had a line in the winter and spring.
I don’t commute so that also goes into your days off on the front end of trips vs the back end. I am pretty new so I didn’t have weekends off but I still didn’t mind working Thursdays - Sunday’s. |
Republic doesn't seem to give a hoot about the candidates they bring in for an interview. A few people who interviewed here over the past three months were not even given as much as a courtesy "thanks but no thanks" email. What a shame. :cool:
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Originally Posted by flyonboyz
(Post 2623814)
Republic doesn't seem to give a hoot about the candidates they bring in for an interview. A few people who interviewed here over the past three months were not even given as much as a courtesy "thanks but no thanks" email. What a shame. :cool:
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Assigned to LGA. Finished sims third week of April. On IOE exactly 5 days later. Finished IOE in 2 weeks and had all of my reserve for May become scheduled trips. I credited just under 110 hours in my first month and was pretty tired by the end.
I ended up holding a line in June and have had over a week off at the end of this month with about 75 hours. July is going to be busier, with a 95 hour line but also 14 days off. So far so good. I like the flying and I've enjoyed all of the crews I've flown with. The plane is terrific and even the hotels have been 99% good. |
Not to hijack the thread, but I know RPA has a clause for anything over 82 or 83 hours to be paid at 125 or 150% automatically. I can't remember the specifics. But anyway... is that 82(?) hours block or credit? I'm assuming block?
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Originally Posted by DiveAndDrive
(Post 2625578)
Not to hijack the thread, but I know RPA has a clause for anything over 82 or 83 hours to be paid at 125 or 150% automatically. I can't remember the specifics. But anyway... is that 82(?) hours block or credit? I'm assuming block?
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Originally Posted by FlyGood
(Post 2625581)
It’s anything over 87 block or better + deadhead is paid at 125%. It’s honestly pretty unnoticeable paycheck wise.
I gotcha. Thanks for the information. |
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