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Old 1st May 2011, 11:03
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Pro's and Con's of Being junior on Reserve

Hey, in your experience, as a junior pilot, what are the pro's and con's of being on reserve for your airline? Does it enhance or reduce the quality of life?
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Seniority has no impact in our airline. I know I have often felt hard done by and picked on but when you step back with a clear head then generally there isn't anything personal in getting caught in our outfit. What would be more relevant is:-

- how close you live to the airport and how stuck they are for someone
- hours in last 28 days (both you and the other reserves)
- will be duty that they may have put you out of hours for tomorrow and the consequential knock on effect that this may have
- who owes who a "favour" ie: has some f*ckwit been doing side deals with screw control so that they are effectively on a day off during their reserve period
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