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08-07-2014, 08:27 AM
#691
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Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 41
If you abort after moving forward there is a minimum 15 min cool down time IIRC and you must re-validate the release. Going to 70% and getting a warning with the brakes set, you just taxi off the runway, re-run the checklist and go. 2 mins tops, zero paperwork involved, no harm no foul.
In Threat and Error Management this would be known as a "barrier". Barriers are good.
In Threat and Error Management this would be known as a "barrier". Barriers are good.
08-09-2014, 08:51 PM
#694
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Joined APC: Sep 2008
Position: Left
Posts: 68
So from what I've read, average trips are 3-5 days and very few day trips out of ORF. What would be the benefit of staying on reserves once you are able to hold a line? (Assuming you are local) It sounds like you get all the crappy trips if you bid reserves.
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
08-10-2014, 06:38 AM
#695
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,010
So from what I've read, average trips are 3-5 days and very few day trips out of ORF. What would be the benefit of staying on reserves once you are able to hold a line? (Assuming you are local) It sounds like you get all the crappy trips if you bid reserves.
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
You'll earn roughly $200-$400 for per diem.
08-10-2014, 11:41 AM
#696
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2007
Position: Gear Slinger
Posts: 316
So from what I've read, average trips are 3-5 days and very few day trips out of ORF. What would be the benefit of staying on reserves once you are able to hold a line? (Assuming you are local) It sounds like you get all the crappy trips if you bid reserves.
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
Also, how much does one usually make in Perdiem per month?
08-10-2014, 02:10 PM
#697
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Joined APC: Sep 2008
Position: Left
Posts: 68
So is it easy to bid ready reserve as a junior guy in ORF?
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
08-10-2014, 04:55 PM
#698
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Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,291
So is it easy to bid ready reserve as a junior guy in ORF?
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
08-10-2014, 04:59 PM
#699
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Joined APC: Jul 2014
Position: (In class)
Posts: 75
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IDLE, it looks like he forgot to ask, but if anyone has info that would be great
Last edited by phlyingPhil; 08-10-2014 at 05:00 PM. Reason: spelling
08-10-2014, 06:53 PM
#700
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2014
Position: CA
Posts: 309
So is it easy to bid ready reserve as a junior guy in ORF?
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
What do the senior captains bid? I'm curious what makes one stay with a regional after 10yrs other than taking a step back in pay.
How much difference is there in lifestyle (time off) between a junior FO and a senior FO or captain?
If I interviewed and was offered a class, how much flexibility is there to move a class to a later date? (Like a month or two)
I'm guessing the school is 4 weeks? How long does it take to go from day one in class to completion of IOE?
How are you paid while in class?
Thanks again for answering all my questions, I've read the entire thread to try and answer for myself.... No luck. Maybe my dumb questions will provide answers for the next guy
Shouldn't be an issue to change class dates.
Training is just shy of 2 months if you pass everything first go. I started indoc in march and started IOE in may. Only break I had was 5 days between systems and the sim.
You are paid you min guarantee while in training. 75 hours x $26.83hr
Welcome aboard! Study hard but don't forget to take a break on the weekends!
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