Taking Time Off
02-10-2017, 06:49 AM
#22
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Joined APC: Jan 2006
Position: Engines Turn Or People Swim
Posts: 40,090
Unless you're senior and only do plum locals and standups, the opportunity cost of being on the road eats pretty deeply into those 15 days off.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
02-10-2017, 08:49 AM
#23
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 2,559
I hear ya. I opted to move so as not to have to commute, but not everyone wants to do that.
Unless you're senior and only do plum locals and standups, the opportunity cost of being on the road eats pretty deeply into those 15 days off.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
02-10-2017, 04:04 PM
#24
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2009
Posts: 2,035
Unless you're senior and only do plum locals and standups, the opportunity cost of being on the road eats pretty deeply into those 15 days off.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
What "plum locals and stand ups"? They've been almost non-existent for a long time...
02-12-2017, 07:54 AM
#25
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2014
Posts: 447
Unless you're senior and only do plum locals and standups, the opportunity cost of being on the road eats pretty deeply into those 15 days off.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
By the time I catch up on all the stuff I missed while I was gone, 15 days off is about a wash with 9-5 jobs. At 18 days off I start to feel good about life.
If you're single and are attracted to FA's then being on the road may not be so bad, but people with families pay a price.
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