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#2831
6 months from hire date. Did you make sure the airline you're looking for has zed agreements with us?
#2834
Line Holder
Joined: Nov 2013
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I've just been offered a position on the CRJ fleet. Does everyone start on the 200 and then do differences training for the 700 and 900? Or can you start on the 700 straight away?
#2835
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,049
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From: I pilot
Your initial training is on the 200, and then you get a 700/900 differences course. In theory you can fly all 3, but the 700 and 900 tend to go more senior. Also, some bases do mostly 200 flying, some have a good mix, and some are 700/900 only.
#2836
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2015
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Depending on training department. When I went through IOE there was some back up and had several people take difference class before even starting IOE and did their IOE on a 700 or 900 and then got qualified on the 200 afterwards. Pretty rare and unlikely but it does happen. Expect the 200, then do differences within a couple weeks to a couple months. Then if your in a mixed base never see the 700 or 900 again for 6 months until u randomly get reflowed onto one. Or get awarded the really crappy 900 Norfolk VA stand-up that nobody wants
#2837
Ich bin Pilot von Beruf
Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 615
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From: CRJ Kapitän
Hey, I'm seatlocked for two years on the CRJ and wanting to transition over to the E175 into SEA after it expires. Do you guys think that they'll honor my seniority and let me do it or will it end up in endless bypassing.... Is there anyway to break the seatlock? (not sure that I want to, just trying to conjure up ways of doing so if I change my mind).
#2838
Hey, I'm seatlocked for two years on the CRJ and wanting to transition over to the E175 into SEA after it expires. Do you guys think that they'll honor my seniority and let me do it or will it end up in endless bypassing.... Is there anyway to break the seatlock? (not sure that I want to, just trying to conjure up ways of doing so if I change my mind).
No way to break the seatlock unless you're upgrading and they need you.
Sorry bud.
#2839
Ich bin Pilot von Beruf
Joined: Aug 2016
Posts: 615
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From: CRJ Kapitän
Either way. I started on the 700 for IOE and then did differences on the 200; eventually was qualified for the 900. It just hinges on which base you select for IOE. After you finish IOE and differences, you will fly both while on reserve. Then once you become a lineholder your seniority will not be able to hold 700/900 trips since those go senior in base very quickly (there is a higher pay rate for both 7/9 trips).
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