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goinaround 12-26-2023 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by AR1978 (Post 3741881)
Since ORD is becoming more availabe to new hires just wondering specifically what reserve would look like for a new hire in ORD?

Maybe like 5 on 2 off Thursday to Tuesday with the reserve shift starting at 4pm or 3am? I've read on here that United's reserve rules are rough but it's not as bad if you live in base. I live in Chicago.

Work your 17 days in any legal combination that you wish (and can hold). Probably working weekends for a little while. Day 1 no reports before 10 AM (meaning they can assign you on your last day off for an assignment the next day) If not assigned on the last day of your rsv stretch you're auto released at 6 AM. Can be busy in the summer....but I've flown only one single day in December so far and it's looking likely that'll be it. If I lived local it's all I'd do. I commute and I don't think it's bad at all (not the popular opinion). At least in the winter....I wake up at home on day one of a rsv stretch....I"ll try and APU a short call that allows me to commute in the next day...play it from there. If you live local it's nothing to stress IMO.

BobSacamano 01-12-2024 05:53 PM

I hate to ask such a simple question but I read in another forum that under the new contract, reserve defaults to an 18-hour callout unless they actively convert you to something shorter? Is that for real?

Im in PHX and am just trying to gauge what life would be like as a commuter into SFO/LAX/LAS.

thanks!

JTwift 01-12-2024 06:16 PM


Originally Posted by BobSacamano (Post 3750604)
I hate to ask such a simple question but I read in another forum that under the new contract, reserve defaults to an 18-hour callout unless they actively convert you to something shorter? Is that for real?

Im in PHX and am just trying to gauge what life would be like as a commuter into SFO/LAX/LAS.

thanks!

it’s not for real until August, but yes, that’s in the contract.

PK387 01-12-2024 08:07 PM


Originally Posted by BobSacamano (Post 3750604)
I hate to ask such a simple question but I read in another forum that under the new contract, reserve defaults to an 18-hour callout unless they actively convert you to something shorter? Is that for real?

Im in PHX and am just trying to gauge what life would be like as a commuter into SFO/LAX/LAS.

thanks!

Just want to clarify one thing: once this kicks in (Aug), it’s a 14 hour callout if you get tagged with something during the assignment window, which will be 1200-1359 local base time. If you get an assignment at any other time throughout the day, they have to give you at least 18 hours. 20-K-5-a is the reference.

CharlieMike25 01-13-2024 03:06 AM

Question, is there any word yet on when the compressed reserve trial will begin? I’m very interested in the possibility of this happening but I have yet to hear any news about this…


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