Scheduling flexibility
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On reserve, you can’t do more than 6 days in a row due the 30/168 117 rule. In theory, you could do all of your trips in row, but probably not until you get enough seniority to have a broader selection of trips. As a NH lineholder, you are basically dealing with the leftovers, forcing PBS into one workblock at that point would probably fail in the actual run.
One workblock might be much for many people. I usually do two or three. After 6 or 8 days in a row, I’m usually pretty spent, but it does afford less commuting and longer time at home.
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On reserve, you can’t do more than 6 days in a row due the 30/168 117 rule. In theory, you could do all of your trips in row, but probably not until you get enough seniority to have a broader selection of trips. As a NH lineholder, you are basically dealing with the leftovers, forcing PBS into one workblock at that point would probably fail in the actual run.
One workblock might be much for many people. I usually do two or three. After 6 or 8 days in a row, I’m usually pretty spent, but it does afford less commuting and longer time at home.
One workblock might be much for many people. I usually do two or three. After 6 or 8 days in a row, I’m usually pretty spent, but it does afford less commuting and longer time at home.
#13
If you live 20 minutes from EWR, and min time away from home is the goal, bid the 777/787 and enjoy reserve life. I haven’t shaved since Christmas. You will get used frequently on NB reserve, granted you can get a line extremely quickly too. There’s really no bad options when you live that close to a junior base. Good luck.
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