New Hire Class Drops
#2181
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once sims is complete you will move on to NH observation and OE. While unfortunately you will still be getting NH pay, you will get per diem for these
And NH is 1 week of indoc and 4 weeks of sims. If it takes 12 weeks, you will be spending quite a bit of that at home.
welcome aboard.
#2182
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Joined APC: Feb 2021
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For sims: only if any portion your training is done outside ATL, and only for that portion.
once sims is complete you will move on to NH observation and OE. While unfortunately you will still be getting NH pay, you will get per diem for these
And NH is 1 week of indoc and 4 weeks of sims. If it takes 12 weeks, you will be spending quite a bit of that at home.
welcome aboard.
once sims is complete you will move on to NH observation and OE. While unfortunately you will still be getting NH pay, you will get per diem for these
And NH is 1 week of indoc and 4 weeks of sims. If it takes 12 weeks, you will be spending quite a bit of that at home.
welcome aboard.
#2183
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Joined APC: Sep 2015
Position: UNA
Posts: 4,681
oh and because we get paid at different intervals as hourly employees vs salaried, you will go about a month without a paycheck after OE complete.
our new hire training pay situation is horrible compared to just about every other US airline out there, but tHaT’s ThE wAy We HaVe AlWaYs DoNe It.
#2184
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Joined APC: Feb 2017
Position: Tractor seat
Posts: 703
For sims: only if any portion your training is done outside ATL, and only for that portion.
once sims is complete you will move on to NH observation and OE. While unfortunately you will still be getting NH pay, you will get per diem for these
And NH is 1 week of indoc and 4 weeks of sims. If it takes 12 weeks, you will be spending quite a bit of that at home.
welcome aboard.
once sims is complete you will move on to NH observation and OE. While unfortunately you will still be getting NH pay, you will get per diem for these
And NH is 1 week of indoc and 4 weeks of sims. If it takes 12 weeks, you will be spending quite a bit of that at home.
welcome aboard.
All sarcasm aside, welcome to Delta.
#2186
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Position: UNA
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#2187
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Joined APC: Apr 2016
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Posts: 3,418
yes. $5091.20/ month until OE complete (there is a carve out if you have waited more than X days (I think 30) since your checkride but that is new.
oh and because we get paid at different intervals as hourly employees vs salaried, youwill may go about a month without a paycheck after OE complete.
our new hire training pay situation is horrible compared to just about every other US airline out there, but tHaT’s ThE wAy We HaVe AlWaYs DoNe It.
oh and because we get paid at different intervals as hourly employees vs salaried, you
our new hire training pay situation is horrible compared to just about every other US airline out there, but tHaT’s ThE wAy We HaVe AlWaYs DoNe It.
Depends on when you get the “OK” on your schedule after IOE Checkride.
The new hire expanded guidance pdf does a good job of explaining that transition and has a few examples.
I ensure I go over that section with my mentees after they are done with their 44X
#2188
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Position: UNA
Posts: 4,681
Fixed it for you.
Depends on when you get the “OK” on your schedule after IOE Checkride.
The new hire expanded guidance pdf does a good job of explaining that transition and has a few examples.
I ensure I go over that section with my mentees after they are done with their 44X
Depends on when you get the “OK” on your schedule after IOE Checkride.
The new hire expanded guidance pdf does a good job of explaining that transition and has a few examples.
I ensure I go over that section with my mentees after they are done with their 44X
#2189
Can’t find crew pickup
Joined APC: Jun 2021
Posts: 2,306
Research is key, know what you walk into.
#2190
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Joined APC: Sep 2015
Position: UNA
Posts: 4,681
fair enough. I was more than a little disappointed that this was how DL did things and ALPA didn’t have any of the NH protection just about everyone else has, but I knew what I was getting into. (With the exception of the paid current/paid in arrears that usually causes a wildly low check after you switch from NH pay to flight pay)
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