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Old 06-19-2019, 01:05 PM
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I was interested to see how much flight time a new 175 F/O can expect to accrue in their first year. I know this depends on base and whether you hold a line or not. I would most likely start out in LGA or ORD and I would like to get to Denver ASAP whether it’s holding a line or just being on reserve. Just looking for an approximation is all. I know it’s a moving target.
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You can pull off almost 1,000 hours if you work yourself hard.
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You can pull off almost 1,000 hours if you work yourself hard.
Not on the ERJ as a NH.
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Old 06-19-2019, 06:11 PM
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Not on the ERJ as a NH.
True.

West Coast reserves (LAX, SFO, SAN) aren't getting much, and SEA probably extremely low amounts...the occasional 4 day trips are being assigned but typically locals and low credit 2 days from what an FO recently told me. Out East (ORD, LGA, DEN)...not sure but I'd imagine it is probably a little better for those guys.

You could obviously increase your hours if you pick up trips on your off days.
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Old 06-19-2019, 09:46 PM
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Hello everyone!
I was interested to see how much flight time a new 175 F/O can expect to accrue in their first year. I know this depends on base and whether you hold a line or not. I would most likely start out in LGA or ORD and I would like to get to Denver ASAP whether it’s holding a line or just being on reserve. Just looking for an approximation is all. I know it’s a moving target.
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Why are you stuck on the 175? If you take the CRJ you will get Denver exponentially sooner and hold a line way sooner as well. Nevermind that you can hold the left seat in the CRJ years before the ERJ.
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Vacancy report isn’t officially out. But it has been updated and shows openings for Denver on both CRJ and ERJ...
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Old 06-20-2019, 09:58 AM
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I barely flew the first 4 months on reserve. One month I had 10 hours. Then, still on reserve, the flood gates opened up and I got called 75% of the time. It varies based on staffing and season, but if you want to fly a lot pick a base where you can hold a line quicker.

Or go CRJ.
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Thank you everyone for all the replys. I appreciate it!
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I'm a month off IOE and already folks in my class are able to hold a line. Rest of us out west got a composite on the CRJ.
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