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04-03-2017 | 04:59 PM
#6721
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per diem
Hey guys and gals, was wondering if someone could give me an idea of how per diem works?? ie....does a 2 day trip equate to 48 hours times the rate?? Sorry, I am familiar with how it works at my corporate gig, but am clueless how things work in the 121 world. I was hoping someone could also give me a ball park realistic figure of how much a pilot could make first year FO?? Thanks
04-03-2017 | 05:02 PM
#6722
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You get per diem for every hour away from base. Each trip varies
04-03-2017 | 07:29 PM
#6725
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United is getting all of the 700s out of its flying. They are keeping a few 700s with Skywest for the Aspen flying. I don't know why, can't they do that in a 175? United wanted to switch the Aspen flying to Gojet since that is all Gojet has, but Gojet couldn't put together a training program for it. I can't figure out Gojet management, if you can call it management.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
04-03-2017 | 07:31 PM
#6726
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whens the next bonus come out? Thought it was in April?
04-03-2017 | 07:32 PM
#6727
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United is getting all of the 700s out of its flying. They are keeping a few 700s with Skywest for the Aspen flying. I don't know why, can't they do that in a 175? United wanted to switch the Aspen flying to Gojet since that is all Gojet has, but Gojet couldn't put together a training program for it. I can't figure out Gojet management, if you can call it management.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
04-03-2017 | 07:33 PM
#6728
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Broke
United is getting all of the 700s out of its flying. They are keeping a few 700s with Skywest for the Aspen flying. I don't know why, can't they do that in a 175? United wanted to switch the Aspen flying to Gojet since that is all Gojet has, but Gojet couldn't put together a training program for it. I can't figure out Gojet management, if you can call it management.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
I would expect all the Skywest 700s to go to American in Chicago as American moves Envoy flying to the East Coast.
04-03-2017 | 07:43 PM
#6729
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Joined: Jan 2017
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When do new hires get nonrev benefits and cockpit jump seat privileges? After Indoc? I have to deliver a plane I'm selling during ground school and need a flexible itinerary.
Skywest Online has my hire date as the day I accepted their offer. Is that our official DOH used for bidding or is it ground School grad date?
Thanks!
Skywest Online has my hire date as the day I accepted their offer. Is that our official DOH used for bidding or is it ground School grad date?
Thanks!
I don't think there is a "flexible itinerary". You really can't miss ground school. If your timing of selling the airplane can't be flexible, then I suggest you wait until you sell your airplane before you start Indoc.
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