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Old 01-08-2014 | 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Jet87
Yes we better thank Nevets and his ALPA for their negotiation of our pay package
Ha! Now that's funny right there
Old 01-08-2014 | 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by walt heisenberg
Thanks for the detailed info. I appreciate it.
Head on over! It's been a great place to work for my 2.5 years here and now it just got better with the new pay package.
Old 01-09-2014 | 05:56 AM
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Speaking of DEN, just how senior is it? I'm in the next CRJ class and hoping to get it out of training, but I have a few months to wait if it isn't possible. Anyone know? Thanks!
Old 01-09-2014 | 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by WeHaveWhiskey
Speaking of DEN, just how senior is it? I'm in the next CRJ class and hoping to get it out of training, but I have a few months to wait if it isn't possible. Anyone know? Thanks!
You have a good chance. The latest new hire class predominantly went to DEN. If you don't get it right out of the gate, you should be able to get it in a few months. Welcome!
Old 01-09-2014 | 06:14 AM
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What chance of ORD straight out of training? Do all Skywest pilots get travel benefits on all mainline partners? Is ORD just a 200 & 700 base? I'm at XJT right now and am seriously scoping out my options as the writing appears to be on the wall here. What's the trip mix like? Plenty of alternatives to four days, or do you have to plan on being away constantly? Sorry for all the questions, it's a very stressful time right now, and I've been trying to make the right choice for my family and I for a long time. It seems crunch time is finally drawing near.
Old 01-09-2014 | 06:29 AM
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ORD would be easy to get out of training. ORD is just 200 and 700, we have no 900 for United on property.

Benefits on all mainline partners(except Alaska and American unless you support that operation directly)
Old 01-09-2014 | 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Fecking EJet
What chance of ORD straight out of training? Do all Skywest pilots get travel benefits on all mainline partners? Is ORD just a 200 & 700 base? I'm at XJT right now and am seriously scoping out my options as the writing appears to be on the wall here. What's the trip mix like? Plenty of alternatives to four days, or do you have to plan on being away constantly? Sorry for all the questions, it's a very stressful time right now, and I've been trying to make the right choice for my family and I for a long time. It seems crunch time is finally drawing near.
I can sympathize with you. If you don't have much invested with XJT and feel it's a move you need to make then do so.

ORD, is still junior. Guys are getting sprinkled all over the system but the last class was primarily Den and I think a couple went to Ord. Just like Den, Ord isn't hard to get once on line.
Ord is a 200/700 domicile. You get travel Bennies on Delta, United. Airways and Alaska are dependent on base.

Trip mix is good. You'll end up on the west coast in both 200/700 the 700 has naturally longer legs, the 200 you tend to hop around a little more. Flying all CRJ variants, makes a good mix of flying. Initially you'll be on reserve with either RE1 4am-4pm or Re2 9am-9pm and once you can hold Long Call Reserve, 12hr callout your QOL will improve.
It's a tough decision, do what you think is best and don't look back. Good Luck
Old 01-09-2014 | 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by theken
ORD would be easy to get out of training. ORD is just 200 and 700, we have no 900 for United on property.

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Thanks for your quick reply! Do ORD crews only do UAL flying then, or do they switch to DAL, US etc and the 900 mid-trip?
Old 01-09-2014 | 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Fecking EJet
Thanks for your quick reply! Do ORD crews only do UAL flying then, or do they switch to DAL, US etc and the 900 mid-trip?
For now they can switch. There were some delta trips in the January bid package that were on the 900. The company announced a few months ago that they want to make all of the domiciles partner specific. If that happens we would only get UAL flying out of ORD and no 900. You can always be reflowed into any of the three though.
Old 01-09-2014 | 07:18 AM
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Trips are only built to fly for one partner. Of course if you are on reserve that can change quickly, or if you get reflowed.
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