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Old 05-18-2018 | 04:36 AM
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Originally Posted by worstpilotever
90 hours a month at whatever the first year pay rate is currently (in the iPad). Medical benefits day 1. Travel benefits day 1. Hotel paid throughout training. Per dime 24/7, even if you go home. 2 days off during training, positive space home. Laundry paid for. When you get online it’s a slight pay cut.

I thank all the guys I fly with for this contract...it is far better than past contracts with respect to new hire compensation.
There are parts of our contract that are very, very weak and poorly negotiated.

This is not one of them, our new hires starting pay in training is as good or better than anybody’s.

Thanks to the people who made it happen.

Now let’s talk reserve rules, LTD, sick time, and vacation and training pay.
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Old 05-18-2018 | 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by worstpilotever
90 hours a month at whatever the first year pay rate is currently (in the iPad). Medical benefits day 1. Travel benefits day 1. Hotel paid throughout training. Per dime 24/7, even if you go home. 2 days off during training, positive space home. Laundry paid for. When you get online it’s a slight pay cut.

I thank all the guys I fly with for this contract...it is far better than past contracts with respect to new hire compensation.
It’s not 90 hours. There are several factors that go into training pay. It depends on how long your training footprint is. If you do basic Indoc at the beginning of the month then have a couple weeks off, your pay will be I the 70-75 range. If your training is the entire month with only a couple days of in between training then you could get much more. I ended up with 109 hours one month during training and ioe. My first month was about 70 hours since I had a month break in between Indoc and sims.
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Old 05-18-2018 | 10:20 AM
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My apologies for the assumption. Your Tag through me off. But after looking at some of your posts where you call them guppies, I can admit I made the wrong assumption.

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Old 05-18-2018 | 12:11 PM
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The whale is gone, and one day in about 50 yrs so will the guppy
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Old 05-18-2018 | 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyingphi
It’s not 90 hours. There are several factors that go into training pay. It depends on how long your training footprint is. If you do basic Indoc at the beginning of the month then have a couple weeks off, your pay will be I the 70-75 range. If your training is the entire month with only a couple days of in between training then you could get much more. I ended up with 109 hours one month during training and ioe. My first month was about 70 hours since I had a month break in between Indoc and sims.
Me thinks you got shafted. Long term training is 3 per day from when you show up until OE
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Old 05-18-2018 | 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyingphi
It’s not 90 hours. There are several factors that go into training pay. It depends on how long your training footprint is. If you do basic Indoc at the beginning of the month then have a couple weeks off, your pay will be I the 70-75 range. If your training is the entire month with only a couple days of in between training then you could get much more. I ended up with 109 hours one month during training and ioe. My first month was about 70 hours since I had a month break in between Indoc and sims.
This is simply not true, or it was a mistake… I was paid three hours a day plus Per diem from day one of check-in, until my IOE was complete, and I had a three week break in between Indoc and training.

Our new hire training pay/hotel etc. is better than any of the Big 3
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Old 05-18-2018 | 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by ReadyRsv
Me thinks you got shafted. Long term training is 3 per day from when you show up until OE
That's not correct. It's 3 hours per day while you're in the training footprint. When you are on an extended break between segments you're not in the training footprint and are paid MPG for those days.

There's some pay guides on Flying Together that go into how all of that works.
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Old 05-19-2018 | 05:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ReadyRsv
Me thinks you got shafted. Long term training is 3 per day from when you show up until OE
They changed it. They were paying more than the contract required because they didn't have the systems in place to adjust the pay when on the extended breaks between training phases. Now they do. It's all laid out in the pay guides on the in Content Locker.

It's still pretty good. Just not quite as good as it way before.
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Old 11-01-2019 | 11:40 AM
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When can new hires activate travel benefits for their wife?
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Old 11-01-2019 | 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by AggieAviator
When can new hires activate travel benefits for their wife?
As soon as the info is entered in the system during indoc.
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