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Originally Posted by Burt123
(Post 2776367)
How does per diem work during training? Do we get this 24 hours a day while were in IND? Is this something payroll automatically takes care of or do we need to report it?
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Originally Posted by kettlechips
(Post 2775733)
Is going home for the two weeks of systems stuff positive space?
1. Your travel TO Indy for Indoc/GOS; 2. Your travel home FROM Indy for Systems home study, and; 3. Your travel TO Indy for Systems class. Beyond that, because at that point everyone will have different EFPT/Sim schedules, you use the Company Business (COBUS) forms to book your travel home. These are still positive space. Any time you have a break of 4 days or longer, they will positive space you to and from home and wherever you need to be. In my case, I have about 10 days in Indy for EFPTs (with two days free), then I'm home for 5 days, then to St. Louis for another 10 days or so, then home for another 5, then back to Indy for my final 2 EFPT sessions, then 3 days off (no positive space travel, though I could non-rev somewhere if I wished, I suppose), then to St. Louis for my sim LOFT and LOE. After that I understand we are required a minimum of 5 days off contractually before starting IOE. |
Originally Posted by Longhornmaniac8
(Post 2776765)
Yes, when they book your travel to return from the delay, they will book:
1. Your travel TO Indy for Indoc/GOS; 2. Your travel home FROM Indy for Systems home study, and; 3. Your travel TO Indy for Systems class. Beyond that, because at that point everyone will have different EFPT/Sim schedules, you use the Company Business (COBUS) forms to book your travel home. These are still positive space. Any time you have a break of 4 days or longer, they will positive space you to and from home and wherever you need to be. In my case, I have about 10 days in Indy for EFPTs (with two days free), then I'm home for 5 days, then to St. Louis for another 10 days or so, then home for another 5, then back to Indy for my final 2 EFPT sessions, then 3 days off (no positive space travel, though I could non-rev somewhere if I wished, I suppose), then to St. Louis for my sim LOFT and LOE. After that I understand we are required a minimum of 5 days off contractually before starting IOE. |
Originally Posted by stabapch
(Post 2776778)
You should be able to jumpseat during training as well, which would make it easier than non reving if you can’t get positive space.
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Is it risky to non-rev home if you have 2 days off? Anyone do this?
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Originally Posted by felixk
(Post 2777024)
Is it risky to non-rev home if you have 2 days off? Anyone do this?
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got it..thanks
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I wouldn’t plan on commuting if you only have two days off. Not worth the risk. Also, the guys that went home on the weekends in my class didn’t fair as well in training. Use that time to your advantage to study. Its a fairly quick process. Use the time to your advantage..just my opinion though. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Mjm8710
(Post 2777057)
I wouldn’t plan on commuting if you only have two days off. Not worth the risk. Also, the guys that went home on the weekends in my class didn’t fair as well in training. Use that time to your advantage to study. Its a fairly quick process. Use the time to your advantage..just my opinion though. Good luck!
On another topic Is the training now AQP? |
Originally Posted by felixk
(Post 2777342)
Understood. Thanks
On another topic Is the training now AQP? |
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