October 2019 Schedule

I have not posted a schedule since March because I was out on leave having my ankle rebuilt yet again. I am now back, supposedly fixed up for good this time, and flying the line. I had 77 hours of pay and 17 days off.

  1. Off
  2. Off
  3. EWR-LAS
  4. LAS-SFO, SFO-BWI
  5. BWI-DEN, DEN-AUS
  6. AUS-EWR
  7. Off
  8. Off
  9. Off
  10. LGA-ORD, ORD-BTV (one of my favorite cities)
  11. BTV-ORD, ORD-ALB, ALB-ORD, ORD-CID (deadhead)
  12. CID-ORD, ORD-LGA
  13. EWR-AUS
  14. AUS-ORD, ORD-DCA
  15. deadhead to ORF
  16. Off
  17. Off
  18. Off
  19. Off
  20. Off
  21. Off
  22. Off
  23. Off
  24. Off
  25. LGA-DEN, DEN-DFW
  26. DFW-EWR, EWR-ORD
  27. ORD-DCA, DCA-ORD, ORD-IND (deadhead)
  28. IND-DEN, DEN-LGA
  29. Off
  30. Off
  31. Off

Are there five day trips or did you pick up something on that middle trip to get more flying?

That is two trips back to back. The 10th-12th was a trip and the 13th-15th was another trip.

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I like my schedule better, not sure what you do with that much time off!!! :joy:

Three kids :slight_smile:

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Chris,

You may have mentioned before in a thread post, which aircraft are you flying currently? Sorry for the redundant question…

No worries. The Airbus 319 and 320.

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That’s a great schedule! I assume it is not typical to have this many days off, especially for a new first officer?

We are guaranteed twelve days off per month, regardless of how long you have been at the airline. I would say that I usually average 14-15 days off per month. As a new hire, it was 12 for quite some time.