Skywest v2.0
#1582
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Joined APC: Nov 2015
Posts: 354
What's the difference in money? Just because you aren't making monthly reserve guarantees? I thought the E175 was on the higher end of the hourly rates.
#1583
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#1584
Except that you will spend most of your reserve blocks sitting ready for 4 (or 5) days in places like MSP. It doesn't matter where you're based when you're on reserve at Skywest...they'll TDY you (it's called OBR, Out of Base Reserve) wherever they feel like it. More than once, I have been TDY'd halfway across the country to sit reserve in a base, while they TDY guys from that base to sit reserve in my base.
It makes absolutely no sense, except it makes CS's "Reserve utilization metric" look better...."Look, we're using all our reserves! None of these guys are sitting at home getting paid to do nothing!"
The only thing worse than OBR is commuting to reserve. At least with OBR, they're paying for the hotel you'll be rotting away in 19 days a month while flying 4 legs all month. I'm not kidding, either.
It makes absolutely no sense, except it makes CS's "Reserve utilization metric" look better...."Look, we're using all our reserves! None of these guys are sitting at home getting paid to do nothing!"
The only thing worse than OBR is commuting to reserve. At least with OBR, they're paying for the hotel you'll be rotting away in 19 days a month while flying 4 legs all month. I'm not kidding, either.
#1587
Except that you will spend most of your reserve blocks sitting ready for 4 (or 5) days in places like MSP. It doesn't matter where you're based when you're on reserve at Skywest...they'll TDY you (it's called OBR, Out of Base Reserve) wherever they feel like it. More than once, I have been TDY'd halfway across the country to sit reserve in a base, while they TDY guys from that base to sit reserve in my base.
It makes absolutely no sense, except it makes CS's "Reserve utilization metric" look better...."Look, we're using all our reserves! None of these guys are sitting at home getting paid to do nothing!"
The only thing worse than OBR is commuting to reserve. At least with OBR, they're paying for the hotel you'll be rotting away in 19 days a month while flying 4 legs all month. I'm not kidding, either.
It makes absolutely no sense, except it makes CS's "Reserve utilization metric" look better...."Look, we're using all our reserves! None of these guys are sitting at home getting paid to do nothing!"
The only thing worse than OBR is commuting to reserve. At least with OBR, they're paying for the hotel you'll be rotting away in 19 days a month while flying 4 legs all month. I'm not kidding, either.
F cs.
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#1588
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 176
If the crj can get me to ORD il be fine with that as well .
#1589
They'll both get you to ord by the time youre done with ioe. For reference, someone with a year on property is still reserve in ord 175. Would've been holding a line from day 1 crj making 95+ hours credit plus per diem. You do the math. (Not to mention more days off when you're not on reserve, msp aside)
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#1590
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Joined APC: Nov 2015
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They'll both get you to ord by the time youre done with ioe. For reference, someone with a year on property is still reserve in ord 175. Would've been holding a line from day 1 crj making 95+ hours credit plus per diem. You do the math. (Not to mention more days off when you're not on reserve, msp aside)
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