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Not the best advice for a first year pilot. If you go negative into your bank on first year pay you have to make it up when you could be making second year pay. The difference between first and second year pay is so big it is a terrible investment to use your bank in the first year.
On the other hand, if you can bank some time your first year you can get it back at second year pay. It is a guaranteed 30-40% ROI in less than 12 months. There isn't a better investment out there. Same principle applies if you are upgrading to captain.
On the other hand, if you can bank some time your first year you can get it back at second year pay. It is a guaranteed 30-40% ROI in less than 12 months. There isn't a better investment out there. Same principle applies if you are upgrading to captain.
I may be wrong but, I think you need at least 80 hrs of credit (not pay) in order to pay back what you borrow as well as banking any time. Also, anything over 80 hrs of credit up to 85 hrs is automatically paid back unless you specify manually to increase or decrease that amount up to your credit hours or decrease back to 80 hrs. FYI.
Last edited by SierraWhiskey; 12-19-2014 at 05:30 AM.
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Is it possible to Personal Drop an entire month of reserve days, and then yellow slip the trips you want to fly when you want to, and then only get paid for whatever you end up flying?
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Straight QOL, homie
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Straight QOL, homie
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Yeah, that's what I always try to do.....
You did not answer my question. Are you talking about the percentage of profit sharing that was monetized in C2012? If so, then what I was saying is the monetized amount of profit sharing from C2012 is already known and it is 2%. It would never be more than 2 percent and could be less. We received that 2 percent as part of the 8 percent we got on January 1 of a couple years ago.
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You did not answer my question. Are you talking about the percentage of profit sharing that was monetized in C2012? If so, then what I was saying is the monetized amount of profit sharing from C2012 is already known and it is 2%. It would never be more than 2 percent and could be less. We received that 2 percent as part of the 8 percent we got on January 1 of a couple years ago.
Denny
So our 4833 is really 4611... Plus the other concessions.
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