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#4951
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jun 2016
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Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah , Happy Holdiays, Happy festivus for the rest of us!
#4952
Line Holder
Joined: May 2014
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From: EZ on rudders, not a C-130...
I was at SkyWest for all of 9 months before I moved onto the mainline of choice. That makes sense because I am a retired USAF officer and pilot. Needed a shot of recency-of-experience to get my app scored but that was it. Staffer the last year-and-a-half so no flying.
But saying that, my resume and credentials are what you'd expect of a 24-year mil pilot.
During my all too brief stop at SKW I was paired constantly with CA's a decade or more younger than me. In every case I was impressed by their depth of knowledge and scope of understanding about the civil aviation world. I couldn't imagine making the transition from mil flying to left seat without a substantial time in FO land learning the ropes.
You mentioned you've been out of the seat since 1995. Your lack of humility before the passage of years is stunning. Such an intractable animosity to taking the time to learn puts you way beyond the acceptable. Who would want to sit in a small cockpit with that ego?
SkyWest is not the place for that kind of arrogance.
#4953
1. Are there travel days on either side of mil leave? And how does it work? i.e. one calendar day on either side of the leave or 24 hours on either side?
2. In the PPM, it says mil leave gets 2.9 hours per day as a "pre-assigned activity." What does that mean?
I'll be commuting to the SKW job, so I'm just trying to figure out how to make it work.
Merry Christmas and thanks.
2. In the PPM, it says mil leave gets 2.9 hours per day as a "pre-assigned activity." What does that mean?
I'll be commuting to the SKW job, so I'm just trying to figure out how to make it work.
Merry Christmas and thanks.
2. Pre-assigned is just got scheduling. It just locks out a block of time in the PBS which counts tword your credit total but not pay. If that makes any sense haha
#4954
Anyone know the rules regarding maximum allowed sit time between flights? I seem to remember something about 4+ hours requires a hotel. I can't seem to find the information in the PIG.
#4956
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: 737 right
It has to be six scheduled hours. If it is caused by a delay there is no guarantee of a room.
#4957
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Joined: Feb 2015
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From: LAX ER
Our class was 40 people though. A week before they will send you your sim schedule and flights.
#4958
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Joined: Feb 2015
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From: LAX ER
I'm not sure if you're guaranteed 65 hours or if it's technically like pro rated for the amount of days. My split time from CTP to Ground is 3 weeks so I'll let you know when I get my first check next month. I know you'll get paid though. Wouldn't be surprised if it was corrected.
#4959
Prime Minister/Moderator

Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
1) It's clear the delay will exceed 6 hours.
2) You ask.
#1 is hard to prove unless you're waiting for an airplane/crew with known ETA > 6 hours.
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