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Wait, what ? (sorry new guy here...)
Your travel benefits depend on what airframe you fly ? Did I just read that correctly ? |
Originally Posted by Apokleros
(Post 2151962)
How did you credit 121 hours? That is insane and totally what my bank account needs right about now.
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Originally Posted by Apokleros
(Post 2151962)
How did you credit 121 hours? That is insane and totally what my bank account needs right about now.
I have to warn you though, I did that for a couple of months to pay for a few things in cash and I think I permanently wrecked my sleep habits. Those pay checks though. They were nice. |
Originally Posted by IFLYPLANEZBRO
(Post 2152042)
You can credit 130-150 if you are willing to do standups... But you have to work a lot.
I have to warn you though, I did that for a couple of months to pay for a few things in cash and I think I permanently wrecked my sleep habits. Those pay checks though. They were nice. 184 TAFB. Wondering how that's working a lot. Is it more than normal? Of course. I need the money. But 184 time away from base for 121 pay is pretty damn good. 9 days away from base all month. Longest trip is a 2 day Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by elmetal
(Post 2152081)
5 stand-ups all month.
184 TAFB. Wondering how that's working a lot. Is it more than normal? Of course. I need the money. But 184 time away from base for 121 pay is pretty damn good. 9 days away from base all month. Longest trip is a 2 day Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk |
That's you then. I'd rather do 3 stand-ups or even 4 vs a 4day.
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Originally Posted by JayBee
(Post 2152032)
Wait, what ? (sorry new guy here...)
Your travel benefits depend on what airframe you fly ? Did I just read that correctly ? CRJ: You get United and Delta no matter where you are based. If you're LAX, ORD, or PHX, you can add on American* benefits. If you're SEA or PDX based, you can add on Alaska benefits. ERJ: You only get United benefits no matter your base. If you're SEA or PDX you can add on Alaska. It hasn't been officially announced yet, but sounds like to get Delta benefits you'll have to be SEA based. (Maybe LAX too?) *note that American benefits are useless to us. You may as well save yourself the $1.56 booking fee on MyIDTravel and list yourself as a jumpseater. I only have AA because my parents live in North Carolina and AA is useful to them out of CLT. |
Funny how were complaining about not have DL/UA/AS and AA travel. When anyone that flys for Eagle only gets AA. Mesa. Same AA unles you fly the ERJ. Then UA.. Horizon. Only gets AS... We should be happy to have other options... But no. We like to complain..
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Originally Posted by amcnd
(Post 2152176)
Funny how were complaining about not have DL/UA/AS and AA travel. When anyone that flys for Eagle only gets AA. Mesa. Same AA unles you fly the ERJ. Then UA.. Horizon. Only gets AS... We should be happy to have other options... But no. We like to complain..
That's not complaining. That's as/aa benefitting from our pilots without giving said pilots even nonrev benefits which are already near garbage. Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by amcnd
(Post 2152176)
Funny how were complaining about not have DL/UA/AS and AA travel. When anyone that flys for Eagle only gets AA. Mesa. Same AA unles you fly the ERJ. Then UA.. Horizon. Only gets AS... We should be happy to have other options... But no. We like to complain..
If I fly a paint scheme, I want the benefits. I help them they help me. That's not complaining, that's setting expectations. But without a union we have no representation anyway. Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk |
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