Skywest
12-15-2015, 08:14 PM
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Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
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For who? Everyone is scoped out at this point besides Alaska and there's not really much extra to be had from them. This Alaska flying could go bye bye if Horizon takes the concessions mgmt. is asking for. (I doubt they do but it's always a possibility.) My best guess is 700's get replaced by 175's slowly over the next few years and that's about it.
12-15-2015, 08:32 PM
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Joined APC: Apr 2015
Position: CRJ
Posts: 380
E175 = 50% reserve coverage in ORD for Jan.
CRJ = 0/2 reserves in Minny/ORD for Jan respectively plus of course the peeps just finishing IOE that weren't able to bid in Jan.
I'll make the ASSumption that the period you'll sit reserve might be a tad shorter on the RJ vs. the 175.
CRJ = 0/2 reserves in Minny/ORD for Jan respectively plus of course the peeps just finishing IOE that weren't able to bid in Jan.
I'll make the ASSumption that the period you'll sit reserve might be a tad shorter on the RJ vs. the 175.
12-15-2015, 08:39 PM
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12-15-2015, 08:42 PM
Line Holder
Joined APC: Nov 2014
Posts: 98
0 Reserve lines in MSP
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
12-15-2015, 08:45 PM
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Take your reserve lines and divide it by the total number of pilots minus the reserve lines. So 1% reserve coverage in ORD and 28% in PDX. Doesn't really matter how many reserves each base has because you can never drop anything anyways.
12-15-2015, 08:45 PM
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12-15-2015, 08:59 PM
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Joined APC: Apr 2015
Position: CRJ
Posts: 380
0 Reserve lines in MSP
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
12-15-2015, 09:15 PM
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Joined APC: Dec 2009
Posts: 1,464
0 Reserve lines in MSP
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
2 Reserve lines in ORD
New Hires who are not scheduled to be completed with IOE before the 7th of the month can not bid for the following month since that is the deadline for when they update the bases in PBS. So anyone who finishes up IOE after the 8th of December they will not be eligible to bid for January's reserve lines. They will all be added after the bids are published on the 24th.
So if by the 5th,you have ioe schedule to finish by say Jan 28th, you can bid for Feb.
If you wake up on Jan 8th with no ioe but by the 9th they filled you up to finish by the 28th, guess what? February is reserve. And not bidding reserve, they literally make up a line for you.
12-15-2015, 10:42 PM
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Joined APC: Apr 2012
Position: PLEASE ADVISE
Posts: 339
I'm all for horizon getting some planes but id like to hear why it would make any sense at all for air group to do that.
12-16-2015, 04:19 AM
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Just to clarify, you need to have ioe scheduled before the 7th so you can bid for the next month.
So if by the 5th,you have ioe schedule to finish by say Jan 28th, you can bid for Feb.
If you wake up on Jan 8th with no ioe but by the 9th they filled you up to finish by the 28th, guess what? February is reserve. And not bidding reserve, they literally make up a line for you.
So if by the 5th,you have ioe schedule to finish by say Jan 28th, you can bid for Feb.
If you wake up on Jan 8th with no ioe but by the 9th they filled you up to finish by the 28th, guess what? February is reserve. And not bidding reserve, they literally make up a line for you.
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