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#4201
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Position: I pilot
Posts: 2,049
How much actual flying do SkyWest ERJ pilots get? Trying to get it from the source. West coast preferably, PDX would be my pick, but any info is appreciated.
Have to pick the E175 or CRJ. Weighing out all criteria, but trying to understand the higher upgrade times on the ERJ and what to expect in logged hours/month.
I'm starting at zero jet time, most junior-junior.
Thanks!
Have to pick the E175 or CRJ. Weighing out all criteria, but trying to understand the higher upgrade times on the ERJ and what to expect in logged hours/month.
I'm starting at zero jet time, most junior-junior.
Thanks!
#4202
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: Downward Dog
Posts: 1,875
15 ERJs are being added between now and the end of December.
Historical trends are kind of out the window.
Historical trends are kind of out the window.
#4206
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2016
Posts: 535
If you are offered a CJO at an interview but still have time to build, do you have to pick an airframe/class date at that time, or can it wait a month or so? I'm trying to figure out whether to go crj or e175 west coast (SFO>FAT>SEA>LAX). Is the reserve time shorter in all west coast bases on the crj? Are senior FO's transitioning over to the e175 now that the schedules are better? Meaning relative seniority progression for a new hire will be better on the crj?
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
#4207
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2005
Position: RJ Captain
Posts: 1,183
TimetoClimb
FAT is a small CRJ only base if you weren't already aware.
There are about 50 CRJ FOs that want to and should be able to transition over to the 175 right seat next year that also want to be out west. Most of those are already out west which should help with movement in that seat. There aren't any 175 FOs wanting to switch to the CRJ.
Remember also that if you are planning on taking the first available upgrade it will be on the CRJ out of MSP, ORD, or DTW. Some time in the aircraft would be nice and make the upgrade easier. Upgrades or holding the left seat in a domicile west of MSP will take significantly longer.
-- It looks like getting SFO on the CRJ shouldn't be too hard. Not a lot of pilots have it as there first choice.
FAT is a small CRJ only base if you weren't already aware.
There are about 50 CRJ FOs that want to and should be able to transition over to the 175 right seat next year that also want to be out west. Most of those are already out west which should help with movement in that seat. There aren't any 175 FOs wanting to switch to the CRJ.
Remember also that if you are planning on taking the first available upgrade it will be on the CRJ out of MSP, ORD, or DTW. Some time in the aircraft would be nice and make the upgrade easier. Upgrades or holding the left seat in a domicile west of MSP will take significantly longer.
-- It looks like getting SFO on the CRJ shouldn't be too hard. Not a lot of pilots have it as there first choice.
#4208
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2016
Posts: 535
TimetoClimb
FAT is a small CRJ only base if you weren't already aware.
There are about 50 CRJ FOs that want to and should be able to transition over to the 175 right seat next year that also want to be out west. Most of those are already out west which should help with movement in that seat. There aren't any 175 FOs wanting to switch to the CRJ.
Remember also that if you are planning on taking the first available upgrade it will be on the CRJ out of MSP, ORD, or DTW. Some time in the aircraft would be nice and make the upgrade easier. Upgrades or holding the left seat in a domicile west of MSP will take significantly longer.
-- It looks like getting SFO on the CRJ shouldn't be too hard. Not a lot of pilots have it as there first choice.
FAT is a small CRJ only base if you weren't already aware.
There are about 50 CRJ FOs that want to and should be able to transition over to the 175 right seat next year that also want to be out west. Most of those are already out west which should help with movement in that seat. There aren't any 175 FOs wanting to switch to the CRJ.
Remember also that if you are planning on taking the first available upgrade it will be on the CRJ out of MSP, ORD, or DTW. Some time in the aircraft would be nice and make the upgrade easier. Upgrades or holding the left seat in a domicile west of MSP will take significantly longer.
-- It looks like getting SFO on the CRJ shouldn't be too hard. Not a lot of pilots have it as there first choice.
#4209
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jun 2016
Posts: 19
Atp-ctp
Does SkyWest require repayment of the ATP-CTP course if you leave prior to 24 months? Envoy stated that they require you to repay the $5000 cost if you leave prior to 24 months. Just curious. Thanks.
#4210
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jul 2016
Posts: 72
No...My roommate through CTP and ground left SkyWest during ground in August and never heard from SkyWest about it
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