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Old 05-09-2015, 10:17 AM
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Does any one here get that SAI is not purple or brown and not even the same business mdoel? Do you understand how contract carriers work? How a bid process works. Your comparing apples to grape fruits. jus my opinion.
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Does any one here get that SAI is not purple or brown and not even the same business mdoel? Do you understand how contract carriers work? How a bid process works. Your comparing apples to grape fruits. jus my opinion.
D'oh!!! Could be worse, could be in a race to the bottom.
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Originally Posted by Natca
Chief pilot is saying all 777 spots have been filled for the year with no forecast hiring on type after the late June class. FYI for all those coming in trying to roll the dice.
Well then I'm just going to cancel my upcoming interview!!!!
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SAI started an extra Day 6 CVG-YYC-MKE-CVG flight today. The MKE stop will eventually be dropped.
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I just got an invite to interview at SWA. There really must be a pilot shortage..
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Does any one here get that SAI is not purple or brown and not even the same business mdoel? Do you understand how contract carriers work? How a bid process works. Your comparing apples to grape fruits. jus my opinion.
Translate this to English or use spell check; then I'll respond.
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Originally Posted by Fegelein
He is saying that Robthree is wrong. SAI is NOT peers with FedEx and UPS.
YUP! Only thing in common is they fly freight. That's about it. Is Mazda peers with Porsche or Ferrari? Both make and sell cars....
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Old 05-10-2015, 08:03 AM
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I think I'll need to draw a picture in crayon for you. :-)
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Any current SAI pilot care to comment on the 737 FO's first year pay? Are the schedules built at minimum guarantee (60 hours)?

Also, I'm getting a lot of conflicting info on the JS agreements SAI has. My understanding is that SAI has all the regionals + United mainline?

How many nights do you anticipate to spend in CVG per month (trying to figure out the cost of hotel)

Any other info that you think would be good to know?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by Amjadian
Any current SAI pilot care to comment on the 737 FO's first year pay? Are the schedules built at minimum guarantee (60 hours)?

Also, I'm getting a lot of conflicting info on the JS agreements SAI has. My understanding is that SAI has all the regionals + United mainline?

How many nights do you anticipate to spend in CVG per month (trying to figure out the cost of hotel)

Any other info that you think would be good to know?

Thanks
Schedules are built to about 45 hours. Guppy guarantee is 61 hours. The minimum number of nights in CVG on the June bid is 8. Most lines have 11 out of 18 duty days. Most lines have all 12 days off, all together in a single block. One has days off split 8 at the beginning of the month, 4 at the end.

Our current jump seat list can be found at: http://www.southernair.com/supernumerary-travel

Reciprocal Agreements (CASS): ABX AIR, Inc., ATI, Centurion, APA, UPS, Atlas Air, Spirit Airlines, JetBlue, Frontier, Endeavor Air, Virgin America, Hawaiian Airlines, Mesa Airlines, US Airways, FEDEX, Ameriflight, Allegiant Air, Trans States Airlines, PSA, Air Wisconsin, GO Jet, Alaskan Airlines, Air Choice One, Horizon Air, United Airlines, USA Jet Airlines, Northern Air Cargo, Republic Airlines, Shuttle America, Skywest Airlines.​


I'm not sure how we list for a regional when the flight is not marketed by United. For instance Shuttle America operates a DTW-CVG flight marketed as DL3350. Their jump seat page on ALPA's website says list at counter or gate. The counter or gate in DTW will be manned by DL agents using DL's CRS. When they pull up Southern, they will see that we have no j/s agreement with Delta, and I presume deny us.
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