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Old 11-29-2014, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by RgrMurdock
DEC's didn't get a blended rate when flying the right seat at gojets btw
I thought they did. Worked with a few and that's what they told me.

They didn't?
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Old 11-30-2014, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by bernouli
I thought they did. Worked with a few and that's what they told me.

They didn't?
When I was there the DEC's were straight captains. Does anyone know how long someone would have to be a CQFO before holding CA completely? Also, how low time are the current FO's on property that there's not enough to upgrade?
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When I was there the DEC's were straight captains. Does anyone know how long someone would have to be a CQFO before holding CA completely? Also, how low time are the current FO's on property that there's not enough to upgrade?
9 months. Here's the email for those that didn't read the first time.

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Old 11-30-2014, 03:48 AM
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Originally Posted by motormadness
He's correct actually. The United flying is wound down on 12/31/17 and the AA flying is only for 2 years. So yeah...In roughly 2 years there will be no more ERJ's on the current path XJT is on.
The 12/21/17 at XJ is the same as 2015 for Air Wisconsin's US Airways CRJs. Unkown, but not necessaritly a wind down.
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Old 11-30-2014, 05:54 AM
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9 months. Here's the email for those that didn't read the first time.

Anyone who falls for this program must be seriously slow in the brain power computing category. I guess there's a sucker born every minute.
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Anyone who falls for this program must be seriously slow in the brain power computing category. I guess there's a sucker born every minute.
Care to explain??
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Care to explain??
For starters, the wage comparison chart is ridiculous. If 1000 hours 121 times is required, a potential candidate would be well past first year pay making the wage gap significantly smaller. Second, TSA's performance has been horrible without all these new planes; I wouldn't bet my job in hoping all of these 'new' planes actually end up showing up.
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Old 11-30-2014, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by N6279P
For starters, the wage comparison chart is ridiculous. If 1000 hours 121 times is required, a potential candidate would be well past first year pay making the wage gap significantly smaller. Second, TSA's performance has been horrible without all these new planes; I wouldn't bet my job in hoping all of these 'new' planes actually end up showing up.
First.. It's 121 or 135 time or combination of the two..

Second.. You mean to tell me 2nd 3rd or even top end pay at any other regional carrier carrier would be more than 43.42/hr in the right seat and 62.00/hr in the left seat?? Add that up for me..

2nd year is 52.00/hr right seat and 63.00 in the left..

Third.. That really won't matter because any CQFO hired now will be awarded full captain bid within a year anyway..

Thanks for trying..
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Originally Posted by N6279P
For starters, the wage comparison chart is ridiculous. If 1000 hours 121 times is required, a potential candidate would be well past first year pay making the wage gap significantly smaller. Second, TSA's performance has been horrible without all these new planes; I wouldn't bet my job in hoping all of these 'new' planes actually end up showing up.
Show me where TSA's performance has been terrible. The last time I saw the charts we were top 3 in completion factor and on time departure. Who was last you ask? The same place the aircraft are coming from....

It doesn't take that long to get 1000 SIC if you work hard.
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Old 11-30-2014, 07:02 AM
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Not sure if anyone has asked but is this an LOA to the contract? And where is this supposed second year pay scale of 52/hr posted?f
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