SkyWest ?’s
09-12-2022, 09:05 PM
#4535
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Joined APC: May 2018
Posts: 77
Did you mean to type "staff-tickets?" From your previous post, are you talking about ID90?
https://www.id90travel.com/
https://www.id90travel.com/
09-13-2022, 06:30 AM
#4536
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2021
Posts: 398
Can anyone please shine some light on the number of hours flying between the fleets per month? Pay and benefits? I'm looking at chucking in an application and would like to get some pilot insights. I'll have another read of some of the threads, any information appreciated.
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09-13-2022, 08:59 AM
#4538
On Reserve
Joined APC: Aug 2019
Position: B737 LTC
Posts: 20
I thought there maybe some sort of agreement between SkyWest and legacies which it flies for.
Like Republic has, which states that there will be possibility to “each employee, spouse, eligible dependent children, and one set of parents are eligible for travel privileges to anywhere in the world on American, Delta, United”.
Like Republic has, which states that there will be possibility to “each employee, spouse, eligible dependent children, and one set of parents are eligible for travel privileges to anywhere in the world on American, Delta, United”.
Did you mean to type "staff-tickets?" From your previous post, are you talking about ID90?
https://www.id90travel.com/
https://www.id90travel.com/
09-13-2022, 09:39 AM
#4539
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2021
Posts: 212
I thought there maybe some sort of agreement between SkyWest and legacies which it flies for.
Like Republic has, which states that there will be possibility to “each employee, spouse, eligible dependent children, and one set of parents are eligible for travel privileges to anywhere in the world on American, Delta, United”.
Like Republic has, which states that there will be possibility to “each employee, spouse, eligible dependent children, and one set of parents are eligible for travel privileges to anywhere in the world on American, Delta, United”.
Yes. Skywest pilots get flight benefits. It’s complicated and convoluted, and determined by where you’re based but you will get United for sure, and then maybe Alaska, American and Delta.
You have to pay to be able to use American and delta for personal travel. You have to pay a little more to include spouse, family, friend.
Non-rev travel is a total crapshoot. If you actually need to be somewhere buy a ticket. If you just want to go fly around and have the flexibility to change your plans +\- 3 days on either end, go see the world.
09-13-2022, 10:51 AM
#4540
On Reserve
Joined APC: Aug 2019
Position: B737 LTC
Posts: 20
Thank you.
I have passed interview to SkyWest but I will have to travel to Europe a couple of times a year or my children will need to travel to me. So it is a really important point for me whether to accept SkyWest’s CJO or further try to get a position in one of AA WO to have such a benefit to travel trans-antlantic.
I have passed interview to SkyWest but I will have to travel to Europe a couple of times a year or my children will need to travel to me. So it is a really important point for me whether to accept SkyWest’s CJO or further try to get a position in one of AA WO to have such a benefit to travel trans-antlantic.
Now we’re getting somewhere.
Yes. Skywest pilots get flight benefits. It’s complicated and convoluted, and determined by where you’re based but you will get United for sure, and then maybe Alaska, American and Delta.
You have to pay to be able to use American and delta for personal travel. You have to pay a little more to include spouse, family, friend.
Non-rev travel is a total crapshoot. If you actually need to be somewhere buy a ticket. If you just want to go fly around and have the flexibility to change your plans +\- 3 days on either end, go see the world.
Yes. Skywest pilots get flight benefits. It’s complicated and convoluted, and determined by where you’re based but you will get United for sure, and then maybe Alaska, American and Delta.
You have to pay to be able to use American and delta for personal travel. You have to pay a little more to include spouse, family, friend.
Non-rev travel is a total crapshoot. If you actually need to be somewhere buy a ticket. If you just want to go fly around and have the flexibility to change your plans +\- 3 days on either end, go see the world.
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