First Year FO reserves
08-19-2018 | 10:30 AM
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First Year FO reserves
What has been your average credit monthly in 2018?
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
08-19-2018 | 10:36 AM
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What has been your average credit monthly in 2018?
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
08-19-2018 | 11:32 AM
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What has been your average credit monthly in 2018?
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
08-19-2018 | 03:20 PM
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What has been your average credit monthly in 2018?
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
I understand that it depends on what QOL you are looking for, I have friends at 72 and others at 90/month in their first year. Trying to understand what is reasonably feasible if you want to fly as much as possible on 1st year pay.
08-20-2018 | 01:25 PM
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I live on Long Island which is about a 3 hour drive. I know they require a 3 hour call out for reserve call out
08-20-2018 | 03:09 PM
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No idea as ACY is a very small base. More of a flying club really. Honestly you would probably have much better QOL at any of the big three or Jetblue as NYC is junior for all.
08-20-2018 | 03:15 PM
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Yes this. A line will take years now, we hired a bunch of FOs in ACY who are local, so the time to a line will be at least 2 years (IMO). A few years ago it was a few months to hold a line (if you wanted one, reserve goes pretty senior in ACY).
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08-21-2018 | 07:53 AM
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Im looking at ACY as a base since I live 2 hours away.. so it has a year reserve but are you flying on reserve alot? Know your trips ahead of time? More overnights then day trips? Sorry for all the questions just trying to prepare myself.
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