Guam Based Pilots
02-02-2024, 12:40 AM
#172
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Joined APC: Jun 2022
Posts: 64
Originally Posted by Colt
Looks like the 30 Jan new-hire class had 2 GUM 737 spots. There were 54 pilots in the class and GUM got #53 and #54.
I start BI in a couple months and not looking forward to 1st year pay, so:
1. What is the latest on the trips out of GUM? NRT, MNL, and HNL? Any Australia/NZ?
2. Any junior 737 GUM pilots out there want to screen shot their monthly schedule?
3. Does Amazon ship there?
I start BI in a couple months and not looking forward to 1st year pay, so:
1. What is the latest on the trips out of GUM? NRT, MNL, and HNL? Any Australia/NZ?
2. Any junior 737 GUM pilots out there want to screen shot their monthly schedule?
3. Does Amazon ship there?
2. I dunno the rules about putting that kind of stuff online but put it this way, no matter how junior your are, just by the nature of the flying, your schediule is going be pretty efficient. It's very easy to string long stretches of days off in a row, and we can also do that with compressed reserve.
3. Amazon does ship as long as your product doesn't have a battery in it. The postage costs though. I usually work on a cart and get bulk stuff sent at once as it's cheaper. Then you need to wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Prime subscriptions are useless inless you like the streaming.
I think its a great opportunity for someone with a bit of flexibility / adventurousness to come out and skip first year pay.
02-02-2024, 08:40 AM
#173
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2010
Position: N/A
Posts: 578
Originally Posted by banned
1. HNL "out of GUM" is via the Hopper. They tend to go kinda senior. The 777 goes direct once daily. No Aus / NZ, NRT is 3 - 5 times daily, plus we have NGO, KIX and FUK. NGO and KIX have daily mornings and a few every evening flights every week. We used to have MNL overnights but they just got rid of them
2. I dunno the rules about putting that kind of stuff online but put it this way, no matter how junior your are, just by the nature of the flying, your schediule is going be pretty efficient. It's very easy to string long stretches of days off in a row, and we can also do that with compressed reserve.
3. Amazon does ship as long as your product doesn't have a battery in it. The postage costs though. I usually work on a cart and get bulk stuff sent at once as it's cheaper. Then you need to wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Prime subscriptions are useless inless you like the streaming.
I think its a great opportunity for someone with a bit of flexibility / adventurousness to come out and skip first year pay.
2. I dunno the rules about putting that kind of stuff online but put it this way, no matter how junior your are, just by the nature of the flying, your schediule is going be pretty efficient. It's very easy to string long stretches of days off in a row, and we can also do that with compressed reserve.
3. Amazon does ship as long as your product doesn't have a battery in it. The postage costs though. I usually work on a cart and get bulk stuff sent at once as it's cheaper. Then you need to wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Prime subscriptions are useless inless you like the streaming.
I think its a great opportunity for someone with a bit of flexibility / adventurousness to come out and skip first year pay.
Thank you!
02-03-2024, 09:06 AM
#174
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2022
Position: PA31-350; Left
Posts: 118
Originally Posted by Colt
3. Does Amazon ship there?
02-05-2024, 05:59 PM
#175
On Reserve
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 13
Originally Posted by banned
1. HNL "out of GUM" is via the Hopper. They tend to go kinda senior. The 777 goes direct once daily. No Aus / NZ, NRT is 3 - 5 times daily, plus we have NGO, KIX and FUK. NGO and KIX have daily mornings and a few every evening flights every week. We used to have MNL overnights but they just got rid of them
2. I dunno the rules about putting that kind of stuff online but put it this way, no matter how junior your are, just by the nature of the flying, your schediule is going be pretty efficient. It's very easy to string long stretches of days off in a row, and we can also do that with compressed reserve.
3. Amazon does ship as long as your product doesn't have a battery in it. The postage costs though. I usually work on a cart and get bulk stuff sent at once as it's cheaper. Then you need to wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Prime subscriptions are useless inless you like the streaming.
I think its a great opportunity for someone with a bit of flexibility / adventurousness to come out and skip first year pay.
2. I dunno the rules about putting that kind of stuff online but put it this way, no matter how junior your are, just by the nature of the flying, your schediule is going be pretty efficient. It's very easy to string long stretches of days off in a row, and we can also do that with compressed reserve.
3. Amazon does ship as long as your product doesn't have a battery in it. The postage costs though. I usually work on a cart and get bulk stuff sent at once as it's cheaper. Then you need to wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Prime subscriptions are useless inless you like the streaming.
I think its a great opportunity for someone with a bit of flexibility / adventurousness to come out and skip first year pay.
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