Skywest Travel benefits on Delta.
09-02-2007, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
unfortunately your correct. So someone will still be forced to pay.
09-03-2007, 03:36 PM
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Just a quick travel benefit question.
At the interview they said that United flight benefits start 14 days after hire date and Delta 30 days. Does this include flights operated by SkyWest or is it just for mainline flights? Do flight benefits on SkyWest flights start from day one? I start training Sept. 10th and wanted to know when my wife could start using the flight benefits.
At the interview they said that United flight benefits start 14 days after hire date and Delta 30 days. Does this include flights operated by SkyWest or is it just for mainline flights? Do flight benefits on SkyWest flights start from day one? I start training Sept. 10th and wanted to know when my wife could start using the flight benefits.
09-04-2007, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by GATAM06
Just a quick travel benefit question.
At the interview they said that United flight benefits start 14 days after hire date and Delta 30 days. Does this include flights operated by SkyWest or is it just for mainline flights? Do flight benefits on SkyWest flights start from day one? I start training Sept. 10th and wanted to know when my wife could start using the flight benefits.
At the interview they said that United flight benefits start 14 days after hire date and Delta 30 days. Does this include flights operated by SkyWest or is it just for mainline flights? Do flight benefits on SkyWest flights start from day one? I start training Sept. 10th and wanted to know when my wife could start using the flight benefits.
09-04-2007, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by PaintCan
Don't worry too much about commuting to work. I hear ASA and Skywest will provide S2 positive space to position pilots through DAL mainline, bumping DAL employees from the seniority list.
09-04-2007, 08:16 PM
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I'm not sure if it's 14 days or not, but practically, you won't have your ID card until the 14th day.
Could your wife fly on day one? Maybe, but all that stuff needs to be in the system, and that takes a bit of time.
Edit: I looked it up, and it is 14 days, per SkyWest policy.
Could your wife fly on day one? Maybe, but all that stuff needs to be in the system, and that takes a bit of time.
Edit: I looked it up, and it is 14 days, per SkyWest policy.
Last edited by TonyWilliams; 09-04-2007 at 08:24 PM.
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