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hawk21 10-19-2016 04:26 PM

I'm late to the whole pay raise discussion. Finished ground recently. Couple of the instructors over the weeks seemed to think the company will have to raise pay to stay competitive soon. Hopefully they're proactive about it rather than reactive. Their still seems to be about 60 a month in class.

amcnd 10-19-2016 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by hawk21 (Post 2227483)
I'm late to the whole pay raise discussion. Finished ground recently. Couple of the instructors over the weeks seemed to think the company will have to raise pay to stay competitive soon. Hopefully they're proactive about it rather than reactive. Their still seems to be about 60 a month in class.

Harder to tell now that they do 2-3 class a month vs the ine big ine they use to do. But it still seems 60-70 a month CRJ. Then 20-30 a month ERJ. Hard to pin the ERJ numbers down because its all done in Denver.. plus the holidays are coming up and i knkw they slow training down around them.

Duesenflieger 10-19-2016 04:37 PM


Originally Posted by hawk21 (Post 2227483)
I'm late to the whole pay raise discussion. Finished ground recently. Couple of the instructors over the weeks seemed to think the company will have to raise pay to stay competitive soon. Hopefully they're proactive about it rather than reactive. Their still seems to be about 60 a month in class.

My buddy said he lost all his referrals to Envoy after they made their bonus announcement. These are unprecedented times for sure. The new norm will soon become higher first-year pay and retention bonuses.

TimetoClimb 10-19-2016 07:36 PM

Looking at interviewing soon, and hopefully getting a class date in jan when I reach 1500. Quick question.

If I live in Sacramento,CA what is the best airframe and base to choose for QOL purposes (assuming I don't move to base) ?
Drive to FAT or SFO or Commute to LAX?

Is there more money to be made for motivated FOs on the ERJ or CRJ come 2017?

rcfd13 10-19-2016 09:58 PM


Originally Posted by TimetoClimb (Post 2227567)
Looking at interviewing soon, and hopefully getting a class date in jan when I reach 1500. Quick question.

If I live in Sacramento,CA what is the best airframe and base to choose for QOL purposes (assuming I don't move to base) ?
Drive to FAT or SFO or Commute to LAX?

Is there more money to be made for motivated FOs on the ERJ or CRJ come 2017?

I used to be based in SFO and the majority of the captains I flew with drove from Sacramento. Most people would try to bid trips that didn't make them cross the bay bridge during rush hour, but other than that most said they liked it better than commuting to LAX or FAT.

There's more money to be made on the CRJ because the plane is more junior so you hold a line quicker, and it's more understaffed so there's more open time to pick up. The E175 has less crews so there is less open time, and it's more senior so you sit reserve longer and are less able to fill up your schedule.

SFO is one of the bases where E175 pilots get Delta benefits so there is no difference in flight benefits between the CRJ and E175 for SFO based crews.

Aurora8 10-20-2016 01:11 PM

Can one of you gentlemen tell me what basic health insurance costs for a family at Skywest?
Cheers!

hawk21 10-20-2016 01:12 PM


Originally Posted by amcnd (Post 2227486)
Harder to tell now that they do 2-3 class a month vs the ine big ine they use to do. But it still seems 60-70 a month CRJ. Then 20-30 a month ERJ. Hard to pin the ERJ numbers down because its all done in Denver.. plus the holidays are coming up and i knkw they slow training down around them.

Sorry I should've specified. I've been seeing about 30 a class on the CRJ side. Forgot to mention 175 classes. There were a handful of them in my CTP class.

Glad2fly 10-20-2016 02:03 PM


Originally Posted by Aurora8 (Post 2227897)
Can one of you gentlemen tell me what basic health insurance costs for a family at Skywest?
Cheers!

Without going into super long detail, the Basic family plan ($2,600 deductible) runs about $125 bi-weekly and the Value family plan ($1000 deductible) runs about $80 bi-weekly.
Skywest HSA contributions are $1000 for family plans.

RedBeardedPilot 10-20-2016 04:02 PM


Originally Posted by Aurora8 (Post 2227897)
Can one of you gentlemen tell me what basic health insurance costs for a family at Skywest?
Cheers!

Semi-Monthly paycheck for just the PPO health for a family is $233.90 per paycheck... If you're going to get an insurance for a family it's smarter to do this since kids tend to break things and do stupid stuff or if someone in the family has a reoccurring medical issue. $1000 deductible.

NewRJPilot 10-20-2016 04:39 PM

Speaking of Health Cover, What would it cost for a couple wanting to have a baby? What ballpark figure would it cost to then deliver the baby?

In the bases, I'm looking to choose a CRJ base where I can stay at with lots of hours, short time to holding a line and quick upgrade/where I'd be based after upgrade. If there is a mix of 2/7/900 would be good too. Any Ideas? Just did the OO CTP Course and Starting Ground 11/7. I was thinking MSP but seems a long wait after IOE now?

Thank you


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