SA227driver
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I got ya so you could technically have a different run every month or how often did you get rotated?
Every base was different. Some were on a week by week, month, or 3 month rotation.
I got ya so you could technically have a different run every month or how often did you get rotated?
Yeah while it was 10 credit units at that.or the bad weeks of a different run each day.
I was lucky though, or rather somebody liked me. I flogged 212 for months.
Yeah while it was 10 credit units at that.
I got ya so you could technically have a different run every month or how often did you get rotated?
I recall you somewhat pissing off the base manager when you put in your expense report for cleaning one or more of the apartments.Depended. Sometimes the ACP would ask if you were getting tired of the run you were on or just tell you he was switching you to put someone else on it for whatever reason. I was on the same schedule for the last 9ish months I was there even though I kept requesting reserve. My seniority apparently meant nothing. That, along with the crappy pay, insane base manager and crew apartments that looked and smelled like homeless camps had me rejoicing the day I put in my 2 weeks notice.
At the time it was all senrioity based.What if 2 guys wanted the same run? Seniority took priority?
That is hilarious.I recall you somewhat pissing off the base manager when you put in your expense report for cleaning one or more of the apartments.
Friday. Good on you for cleaning those holes.That is hilarious.
Wasn't friday or ever second friday mandatory apartment cleaning?
I recall you somewhat pissing off the base manager when you put in your expense report for cleaning one or more of the apartments.
I'm sure if you wanted to make a stink about it (and probably loose your job) you could talk to department of health...Ya the apartments would offend homeless people. Nothing like being shoved into an apartment with barely any lights, no wifi or cable and having to sit on the floor because the couch is broken and disgusting.
All the crew apts I had been to had wifi. Some of them I'd be happy to live in. But I never flew out of oak.Ya the apartments would offend homeless people. Nothing like being shoved into an apartment with barely any lights, no wifi or cable and having to sit on the floor because the couch is broken and disgusting.
The one and only APT? Yeh.... they are night and day.All the crew apts I had been to had wifi. Some of them I'd be happy to live in. But I never flew out of oak.
pdx crew apts were... ok at best. jac was acceptable, sun was really nice.The one and only APT? Yeh.... they are night and day.
Of course, then there was The Silver Spur!
Ya the apartments would offend homeless people. Nothing like being shoved into an apartment with barely any lights, no wifi or cable and having to sit on the floor because the couch is broken and disgusting.