330_Flyer
If you haven’t figured out that the point I was trying to make is a general one, then I can’t help you. I accept that Swift6’s circumstances maybe an exception but I can tell you as a former chief pilot, pilots trying to leave without giving their contractually required one months notice wasn’t unusual. Some places now require three months. If people don’t lift their game this type of notice will become normal in the industry. Have a look at your current contract and work out how much it will cost you if you left without giving the required notice. Now work it out if you had to give three months notice.
It doesn’t help the industry when some companies are encouraging pilots to break their current contract.