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#4821
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From: Prime Leader of Boko Harumph
Yeah, OBR deadhead to sit for 5 days only to then deadhead home after the tour is up, without flying is great! Sitting for days in a hotel that has no food available, and the only food is a 5 mile van ride to a Subway makes it over the top!
#4822
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From: Prime Leader of Boko Harumph
Great, Thanks all!
I'd get the Perrone jacket, but they're out of my size (38) until next fall.
I'm 6'3" and thin, no belly, so it's hard to find stuff that doesn't look boxy.
(and Perrone was what they listed in the latest "welcome aboard" packet, so whatever that's worth)
I'm really not a fan of the shiny leather jacket, in general - would love to find a more subdued example if I can get away with it.
If I have to wear something warm I'd love to find one that wasn't too pimp looking.
I like to avoid the "I"m a pilot" look.
I saw a FO wearing what looked to be a dull and very dark brown one in a Northwest airport that looked decent.
And thanks for the shoe advice, was going to get something nice (no reason we can't make this look good), but it sounds like that's a bad idea.
I'd get the Perrone jacket, but they're out of my size (38) until next fall.
I'm 6'3" and thin, no belly, so it's hard to find stuff that doesn't look boxy.
(and Perrone was what they listed in the latest "welcome aboard" packet, so whatever that's worth)
I'm really not a fan of the shiny leather jacket, in general - would love to find a more subdued example if I can get away with it.
If I have to wear something warm I'd love to find one that wasn't too pimp looking.
I like to avoid the "I"m a pilot" look.
I saw a FO wearing what looked to be a dull and very dark brown one in a Northwest airport that looked decent.
And thanks for the shoe advice, was going to get something nice (no reason we can't make this look good), but it sounds like that's a bad idea.
#4823
Line Holder
Joined: Sep 2016
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From: seated
Which airframe will I/could I make more money flying the first year: E175 vs. CRJ?
(Fresh out of training, assuming West-ish based, eventually)
(difference in hourly pay is negligible)
Can't believe I didn't ask this earlier. Figured it wouldn't matter, but does it?
(Fresh out of training, assuming West-ish based, eventually)
(difference in hourly pay is negligible)
Can't believe I didn't ask this earlier. Figured it wouldn't matter, but does it?
#4826
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jul 2013
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From: 175 CA
Yes, sometimes 700 total time, they want you to hit mins within 6 months or you have to reinterview
#4827
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From: Prime Leader of Boko Harumph
In this business the only certainty is uncertainty. Basing your decisions on anything that has occurred in the past is just as accurate as the magic 8 ball for the future.
The next few years will be a wild roller coaster of uncertainty, if this isn't your cup-o-tea, well.....
#4828
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From: Prime Leader of Boko Harumph
#4829
You must have gotten in well before me or have bid horribly. I've been on reserve for 7 months of the last year and a half. The other months have been composite lines. That's as a ORD ERJ FO the whole time. I live here and work a second job. So, like I said, to each their own but it's really not that bad
#4830
Um, CCB is a top 10% 175 CA who's been here many more years than you. He's referring to a long time ago, when you did indeed have to sit reserve for years. The movement you are experiencing now is a rare situation for the industry.
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