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ImPilot I Fly 11-01-2017 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by amcnd (Post 2458992)
On the sapa site they said there was a increase in DTW/ATL flying last minute.. and needed to anust the DVR. Supposedly 23 people that bid CRJ Upgrade and 40 slots... could go to Newhires if they have the time...


There are much more than 23 people bidding CRJ upgrade.

amcnd 11-01-2017 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by ImPilot I Fly (Post 2459006)
There are much more than 23 people bidding CRJ upgrade.

Thats what I thought.. but thats from a sapa rep.. maybe 23 qualified?? Or maybe only 23 have DTW/ATL as a choice..

WesternSkies 11-01-2017 05:12 PM

For other domiciles sure.

ImPilot I Fly 11-01-2017 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by amcnd (Post 2459014)
Thats what I thought.. but thats from a sapa rep.. maybe 23 qualified?? Or maybe only 23 have DTW/ATL as a choice..


After some investigating. The original DVR that closed on the 31st only had 23 CRJ CA vacancies between DTW/ATL. 15 in DTW and 8 in ATL. They got notice of increased flying after the bid closed. Now need 40 combined new captains for DTW/ATL. Put up new bid and the MSP vacancies are gone.

I know its going to start getting junior. Im 3300ish and am expecting this award or the next. I am prior 121 with the time. I think you have to get closer to 3000 until you start finding the guys with 1000 time at Skywest.

ROCKETM8 11-01-2017 08:45 PM

wat, no likey?


Originally Posted by CaptSwift (Post 2458480)
Shut up...


WaterRooster 11-01-2017 10:01 PM

If they lowered the time needed, I’ve yet to hear it. Would be nice to not have a 2500FW limit imposed

WheresHomeAgain 11-01-2017 10:08 PM

Pay question
 
Hey all, I'm a new hire and just trying to figure out pay.

On training pay I'm getting around $900 a check after taxes and trying to budget for an apartment, any ideas on what I can reasonably expect once flying the line? I know it's going to go up but unclear with all the little things that get added in later (IE: Per-diem).

Trying to figure out if I need to be budgeting for an apartment, or sucking it up and living with extended family in-domicile. I suppose living with family isn't as bad when you are gone 4 days a week.

FJavi8tor 11-02-2017 05:55 AM


Originally Posted by WheresHomeAgain (Post 2459146)
Hey all, I'm a new hire and just trying to figure out pay.

On training pay I'm getting around $900 a check after taxes and trying to budget for an apartment, any ideas on what I can reasonably expect once flying the line? I know it's going to go up but unclear with all the little things that get added in later (IE: Per-diem).

Trying to figure out if I need to be budgeting for an apartment, or sucking it up and living with extended family in-domicile. I suppose living with family isn't as bad when you are gone 4 days a week.

I budgeted $1200 every check...not to include per diem, having a line, etc. Just min amount to be paid if I didn't fly at all. Being on reserve is a crap shoot. Some months you'll fly everyday, others you'll be lucky to fly 3 days the whole month. I personally recommend budgeting as if you don't fly a single hour that way you are still good should that actually happen.

WesternSkies 11-02-2017 07:38 AM

The SkyWest limits need to drop.
Then we profit.

rickair7777 11-02-2017 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by WesternSkies (Post 2459308)
The SkyWest limits need to drop.
Then we profit.

What limit? 2500FW?

It's probably a hold-over from days past when men were men, flew turboprops, and mountains were scared... especially at night in blizzards.


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