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#7731
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
Posts: 67
For those who get hired and need the CTP, how often/quick can they get you started with that? Will that cause a significant delay in my class start date by having to wait a while to get into one of those courses?
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#7733
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jul 2009
Position: Former Airline Captain
Posts: 48
Drop means you click "DROP" and the company takes the pairing off your schedule, because they can assign it to a reserve. To drop means the company needs to have enough reserves to cover the minimum reserve staffing, PLUS extra(s) to cover your trip. You can POST your trip so some other pilot can pick it up. Some pilots will add a cash amount in the comments section, from double to triple digits...
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
#7734
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2016
Posts: 136
Drop means you click "DROP" and the company takes the pairing off your schedule, because they can assign it to a reserve. To drop means the company needs to have enough reserves to cover the minimum reserve staffing, PLUS extra(s) to cover your trip. You can POST your trip so some other pilot can pick it up. Some pilots will add a cash amount in the comments section, from double to triple digits...
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
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#7735
On Reserve
Joined APC: Mar 2009
Position: CRJ FO
Posts: 24
Generally they seem to be able to get you into a CTP class as soon as you can make it happen. Adds a few extra days to training but you will get paid for it. I was able to start ground school the week after completing CTP sims. This was on the CRJ, I've heard rumors the ERJ is a longer wait but I don't know anything definite on that side.
#7736
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: LAX ER
Posts: 1,606
Generally they seem to be able to get you into a CTP class as soon as you can make it happen. Adds a few extra days to training but you will get paid for it. I was able to start ground school the week after completing CTP sims. This was on the CRJ, I've heard rumors the ERJ is a longer wait but I don't know anything definite on that side.
#7737
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2014
Posts: 280
They'll still put ERJ guys on the CRJ sim for CTP. Well they were last Christmas time. I don't know if that changed with the whole bigger Denver Flight Safety. I did mine 1 month prior to class. The earlier the better. Just get that awful written out of the way and enjoy your freedom before ground school.
#7738
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2016
Posts: 1,111
Drop means you click "DROP" and the company takes the pairing off your schedule, because they can assign it to a reserve. To drop means the company needs to have enough reserves to cover the minimum reserve staffing, PLUS extra(s) to cover your trip. You can POST your trip so some other pilot can pick it up. Some pilots will add a cash amount in the comments section, from double to triple digits...
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
If those don't work, you can always call in EMER and just say you're not flying it. Crew Support does not need to know WHY you're calling in EMER. You could be sick, or you have something better going on, and you could not DROP or POST it successfully.
It's best to call in EMER before two hours to report time, so they can assign a reserve to it with a a two-hour callout.
#7739
New Hire
Joined APC: Nov 2016
Posts: 8
My experience: I received a conditional job offer early June. First CTP opening was early July.
#7740
On Reserve
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 11
I interviewed on June 23rd. Got the offer the next Wednesday with CTP scheduled for July 23rd and CRJ ground school starting August 7th. I am still new to all this, but I am sure it will all depend on when you interview and what airframe you get.
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