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Originally Posted by IABtankertoad
(Post 2172827)
How long does the company typically take to announce awards for bids to transfer etc.?
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Originally Posted by word302
(Post 2172826)
Depends on aircraft and base, but I have gotten 3 weeks off with only 1 week of vacation used.
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Originally Posted by IABtankertoad
(Post 2172827)
How long does the company typically take to announce awards for bids to transfer etc.?
5 days from the day the bid closes. So Friday the 5th it should be posted Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by GiggidyGone
(Post 2172889)
5 days from the day the bid closes. So Friday the 5th it should be posted
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Originally Posted by GiggidyGone
(Post 2172889)
5 days from the day the bid closes. So Friday the 5th it should be posted
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Originally Posted by skork
(Post 2172810)
Longtime reader of these forums. Tried to step away from flying but it continues to steal my limited attention span. I have questions regarding vacation time usage. Currently, I'm fortunate to receive 6 weeks off and am able to use them whenever i wish so that I can take two week vacations with the family. I understand that at the airline industry I would not be rewarded that much per year. If after a few years at skywest, is it correct that you will recieve 3 weeks vacation per year? If so, are you able to combine a week (5 days) at a time with having 4 scheduled days off during a month to make a longer vacation? Is this difficult to accomplish? The attempt is to be able to take a longer vacation than just five days off at a time. Thanks for any information you can provide.
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Thanks. State government position.
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Originally Posted by skork
(Post 2173060)
Thanks. State government position.
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its easy to get 7-8 days off. 3 weeks master vacation helps for that. I usualy cancel most of my master vacation and just bid around the time i want of. (Instead of taking 7 days master vacationi cut it down to 3. And bid to have the 3-4 days off before it..)
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Originally Posted by skork
(Post 2172842)
How far out could you plan to have three weeks off? Is that an unusual circumstanc
Now that's for the master bid. At anytime throughout the year you can put in for vacation as well. If it's more than a couple months out it may be immediately awarded, or you may be placed on a waiting list again. You can cancel vacation (with some restrictions on when), or cancel just parts of it as well. You're not stuck with it. When you upgrade, transfer, or transition you lose your vacation slot. As senior pilots to you do that (or they quit) that vacation time opens up again and is awarded to those on the waiting list. I can routinely get 10+ days off while only using 4-5 days of vacation. |
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