Everyone here is so hostile. Enjoy your insurance!

Last award shows 30 upgrades awarded, it's been that much for a couple months at least.

When you say things that don't make any sense I hope you except someone to call you out on it. I wasn't hostile. I'm simply asking you to explain.

CAMI speeds up for no one.....

^Speaking of saying things that don't make any sense

Some advocates have had luck moving things along, but that's obviously not an official process or something you can rely on for sure.

I signed up for the insurance. Just got the $32,850 plan so it's only like $45 a month. I've jump seated with a few captains that really want it so hopefully we get the 25% participation for anyone that is really concerned.

Anyone who is feeling kindhearted towards their fellow pilots can sign up at this level and get fully reimbursed by the company for three months. Then cancel if you don't want it, I'm 99% sure the 25% requirement is just to implement the policy initially, we don't have to maintain that level of participation in the future.

I believe to get the full reimbursement you would need to sign up for $100 of coverage. $50 you would pay and $50 would be the match portion that the company is offering. That is my understanding. Currently it's offered for 3 months. I wouldn't be surprised if their hope is to somehow try to tie that company match into the next pay package.

The people who should sign up for the LOM:
-Older CA's.
-FO's who think they might end up staying at SKW, because it will likely be very difficult to sign up outside open enrollment.

People who probably don't need it:
Younger FO's and CA's who can and will switch careers to something that pays better than regional airlines if they medical out.

If you're younger and want to sign up, you probably need to over-insure to account for inflation over the years if your plan would be to retire immediately and ride this benefit for decades if you can't hold a medical. That's the real gotcha with this plan, the value of the benefit (and cost to the underwriter) tapers off pretty significantly after 15-20 years due to inflation.