What's the Latest at ASA/Expressjet?
#3921
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Joined APC: Dec 2006
Position: Reclined seat
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Management would work it to their benefit somehow. Like you are paid of scheduled duty, not actual. Daily scheduled duty will be 4 hrs, but with daily IROPS extending people to 12 hrs.
#3922
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Joined APC: Feb 2012
Position: PNF
Posts: 622
True statement. Also for example those 10 minute turns. They will "schedule" you low, but you will do more.
#3923
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Joined APC: Jan 2013
Position: Bus Driver
Posts: 35
Yeah it's crazy. One week we decide hiring for the rest of the year, the next week we are done hiring. From what I understand from the last update, all future CRJ classes are tentative.
If you remember a couple weeks ago, I was very surprised that XJT would continue CRJ classes with the loss of almost 20 CRJ's. Short term the erj side will continue to upgrade and hire. The CRJ will stagnate and languish as always but the 70 seat or greater aircraft will be safe. Longer term, the ERJ side will start to lose 50 seat aircraft, Who knows what the plan is for aircraft replacement. One thing is for sure, The company will shrink massively.
It should be understood by future new hires that they will lose significant seniority with the ISL, this is due to the large amount of ERJ hiring. Many of the CRJ FO's will be above them on the combined list and even above some captains on the ERJ side. Not trying to get people excited or start anything, I just want the new hires to know what they are getting into.
If you remember a couple weeks ago, I was very surprised that XJT would continue CRJ classes with the loss of almost 20 CRJ's. Short term the erj side will continue to upgrade and hire. The CRJ will stagnate and languish as always but the 70 seat or greater aircraft will be safe. Longer term, the ERJ side will start to lose 50 seat aircraft, Who knows what the plan is for aircraft replacement. One thing is for sure, The company will shrink massively.
It should be understood by future new hires that they will lose significant seniority with the ISL, this is due to the large amount of ERJ hiring. Many of the CRJ FO's will be above them on the combined list and even above some captains on the ERJ side. Not trying to get people excited or start anything, I just want the new hires to know what they are getting into.
Not sure what you are saying here but I'm almost %100 percent certain that all new hires since the merger announcement back in 2010 are and will be DOH on the SLI, doesn't matter CRJ or erj. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
#3924
If you want to fix XJT COO pay work your way up from FO to COO just like BH did and then present your paycut to the board. Until then complaining about it will do nothing.
Just vote no to concessions, keep updating the app, and jump ship at the first opportunity. Floodgates are about to open. Move along, nothing more to see here....
Just vote no to concessions, keep updating the app, and jump ship at the first opportunity. Floodgates are about to open. Move along, nothing more to see here....
#3925
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Joined APC: Jun 2013
Posts: 32
ExpressJet Oral Exam
Can someone comment on the degree of difficulty of the oral exam at the conclusion of ground school. Is it mostly aimed toward memory items/limitations or more heavily on systems?
Also....what happens if you are unsuccessful on the oral? Thanks.
Also....what happens if you are unsuccessful on the oral? Thanks.
#3926
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Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: EMB 145 FO
Posts: 425
Orals are very straight forward here. You always have the panel in front of you, the QRH and so on. Most guys will do memory items and limitations then start on the panel, as you hit each system youll have questions on each, limitations mixed in, walk through an ice test, how are you testing the system on the recv flow and so on. If you pay attention in GS, study what you are told to study, youll be just fine. I would not get yourself worked up too much, if you dont know you dont know, but you have the resources in the room to find the answer.
#3927
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Joined APC: Jan 2009
Position: 737 Left
Posts: 1,827
Orals are very straight forward here. You always have the panel in front of you, the QRH and so on. Most guys will do memory items and limitations then start on the panel, as you hit each system youll have questions on each, limitations mixed in, walk through an ice test, how are you testing the system on the recv flow and so on. If you pay attention in GS, study what you are told to study, youll be just fine. I would not get yourself worked up too much, if you dont know you dont know, but you have the resources in the room to find the answer.
#3928
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Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: EMB 145 CPT
Posts: 2,934
If you want to fix XJT COO pay work your way up from FO to COO just like BH did and then present your paycut to the board. Until then complaining about it will do nothing.
Just vote no to concessions, keep updating the app, and jump ship at the first opportunity. Floodgates are about to open. Move along, nothing more to see here....
Just vote no to concessions, keep updating the app, and jump ship at the first opportunity. Floodgates are about to open. Move along, nothing more to see here....
#3929
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Joined APC: Mar 2012
Position: Gear Slinger
Posts: 709
Check out the 2q13 finances transcript.
Both Xjet and Skyw made money, although Skyw was the majority of the $20 mil.
Both Xjet and Skyw made money, although Skyw was the majority of the $20 mil.
#3930
Anybody have a link? I found the investor release, but they don't break it down by subsidiary. Can't find the 10q or earnings call transcript anywhere without creating an account. In the past, they posted the audio of the call and you could listen to it afterward, but I can't find the link on Inc's website this time.
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