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Old 07-06-2015 | 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by soakingpilot
so my shift got cancelled today and im put on rsv for 1.5 hours. Do i get paid the full credit of the shift cancelled ie the block flying time or do I get nada? ( was supposed to be about 4.5 hrs block ) If I do get paid does this time get credited towards monthly credit or no?
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Reserve? Or line holder?
Old 07-06-2015 | 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by IFLYPLANEZBRO
Reserve? Or line holder?
this month had all scheduled trips with no scheduled reserve time also was in the bidding range for lines in PBS so i guess that makes me a lineholder. not being funny im just trying to be as clear as possible.
Old 07-06-2015 | 06:39 PM
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On the cancellation report it says "CWX UA UA Initiated (UAX ONLY)"
Old 07-06-2015 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by soakingpilot
this month had all scheduled trips with no scheduled reserve time also was in the bidding range for lines in PBS so i guess that makes me a lineholder. not being funny im just trying to be as clear as possible.
You get paid for the scheduled credit for the cancelled legs/ day provided you are indeed a line holder. A quick way to know if you are a line holder is to look at sked plus at the top it will say block holder. On reserve canceled legs you get nada.

At first it might not show your pay for the canceled legs but in a couple of days usually by the next day they will have it showing your pay.
Old 07-06-2015 | 07:18 PM
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it does in fact say blockholder so then I will get paid for the historical block credit on this one Will I get the sheduled TAFB pay as well or not so much? This was also a standup so does that factor in or is it just the cancelled flying legs?

basically whats the max im going to get and does it also count towards the monthly 76hrs?
Old 07-06-2015 | 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by soakingpilot
it does in fact say blockholder so then I will get paid for the historical block credit on this one Will I get the sheduled TAFB pay as well or not so much? This was also a standup so does that factor in or is it just the cancelled flying legs?

basically whats the max im going to get and does it also count towards the monthly 76hrs?
If you're a block holder you are pay protected for each leg. That means you will get paid for the credit of each leg or greater if you end up reflowed and flying extra.

Monthly 76 is irrelevant if you are a line holder.

No if you didn't spend TAFB then you don't get the per diem. Don't sweat the 20 bucks. It's worth the time at home
Old 07-07-2015 | 03:29 AM
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cool thanks, so then in the CXL block it will eventually say credit etc etc as at the moment it says nothing....

mmm pay protection.. this is one of the reasons i chose skyWest over another operator.. smart boy
Old 07-07-2015 | 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Check Complete
We are hiring anybody that has the minimums and a pulse.

Unfortunately, many of them can't fly and are getting fired.

Training is cracking down on extra sessions and are cutting the rope early.

And yes it's a PRIA event.

Choose your regional carefully!

What are new hires having the most trouble with in training? And care to elaborate on what you mean by choosing carefully? Not throwing stones, looking for clarification. Thanks
Old 07-07-2015 | 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by sam26
What are new hires having the most trouble with in training? And care to elaborate on what you mean by choosing carefully? Not throwing stones, looking for clarification. Thanks
Anybody who puts in the time and effort will most likely make it through the training process. You have to put in the effort. If you're a CFI jumping into a jet for the first time, the learning curve is steep make no doubt about it, but thousands of guys / gals have done it in the past. A positive attitude and perseverance will take you a long way.

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Old 07-07-2015 | 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by soakingpilot
On the cancellation report it says "CWX UA UA Initiated (UAX ONLY)"
GIGO, I have had that very report after my A/C mechanically cancelled. I have also had a DH not go due to no crew ever having been listed and labeled WX.
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