Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
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The company needs to be more upfront about the plans for bases. Many people do not want NYC for more reasons than money. DTW and MSP are more commutable for a lot of people. Other airlines' bases are more commutable.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
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The company needs to be more upfront about the plans for bases. Many people do not want NYC for more reasons than money. DTW and MSP are more commutable for a lot of people. Other airlines' bases are more commutable.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
So if you like NY as a base come now - otherwise stay away. A new hire today looks to be in the Big Apple for a few years assuming they upgrade in 2-3 years because you will be in NY on reserve once you upgrade. Codomicile is inevitable after EFBs arrive.
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So, $22,100 on day one for the E-145 and CRJ, $17,100 for the E-175. So that explains the "up to".
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The company needs to be more upfront about the plans for bases. Many people do not want NYC for more reasons than money. DTW and MSP are more commutable for a lot of people. Other airlines' bases are more commutable.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
Its not all about whether one can afford to live in NYC. Money helps, but if you waste all of you days off commuting to NYC, is it worth it? Just be upfront with the plans for the company and bases so applicants can decide where to go and low seniority pilots can make an educated decision on whether to make a move that suits them better.
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