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WarEagle24 01-09-2022 10:12 AM

Pilot Insurance?
 
Trying to decide my future with the regionals but looking to get a straight answer about a worst-case scenario event. Say god forbid I got into an incident/accident that required legal representation at OO, with OO not having ALPA protection, is there a particular company that y'all use for pilot insurance that would cover you if the FAA came knocking? I've been told about SAPA and the internal representation but nothing in regards to an external representation. Thanks!

aviator1998 01-09-2022 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by LongHornFlyer (Post 3349550)
You will receive your KCM badge along with your crew badge. Don’t do an observation flight if you only have a couple days off. Had a friend who did it and was really, really, very close to not making it back for class.

Badges/CASS/KCM come directly after GS, correct?

LongHornFlyer 01-09-2022 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by aviator1998 (Post 3349575)
Badges/CASS/KCM come directly after GS, correct?

We got them week 2 of GS

CareerPivot 01-09-2022 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by LongHornFlyer (Post 3349550)
Don’t do an observation flight if you only have a couple days off. Had a friend who did it and was really, really, very close to not making it back for class.

For sure. I’m just talking a quick same day DEN>SLC turn or something similar (assuming no forecasted bomb cyclone approaching).

shrsailplanes 01-09-2022 11:39 AM

Does a pilot going back to skywest get to keep their old seniority or do they go back to the bottom of the list?

trip 01-09-2022 12:11 PM


Originally Posted by shrsailplanes (Post 3349615)
Does a pilot going back to skywest get to keep their old seniority or do they go back to the bottom of the list?

Same number, bottom of the list for pilot seniority.
There was something called soft-landings where you kept pay-rate? Not sure if that’s still a thing.

trip 01-09-2022 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by WarEagle24 (Post 3349565)
Trying to decide my future with the regionals but looking to get a straight answer about a worst-case scenario event. Say god forbid I got into an incident/accident that required legal representation at OO, with OO not having ALPA protection, is there a particular company that y'all use for pilot insurance that would cover you if the FAA came knocking? I've been told about SAPA and the internal representation but nothing in regards to an external representation. Thanks!

You’ve answered your own question.

shrsailplanes 01-09-2022 12:20 PM


Originally Posted by trip (Post 3349631)
Same number, bottom of the list for pilot seniority.
There was something called soft-landings where you kept pay-rate? Not sure if that’s still a thing.

Thank you.

trip 01-09-2022 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by shrsailplanes (Post 3349615)
Does a pilot going back to skywest get to keep their old seniority or do they go back to the bottom of the list?

Same number, bottom of the list for pilot seniority.
There was something called soft-landings where you kept pay-rate? Not sure if that’s still a thing.

aviator1998 01-09-2022 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by LongHornFlyer (Post 3349584)
We got them week 2 of GS

Thanks, can anyone give a little more insight as to what we do in Groundschool? What are the topics covered, what do the days look like, etc?


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