Just trying to gauge what's out there. Thanks.
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When you say airline, are you genuinely referring to 705 operators? Or are you also inquiring about 704? I know WestWind ATR pilots are home every night. I mean you're going to get the odd overnight here and there but generally they are home. Pasco guys are home every night too I believe. I'm sure there are more, I just don't know 100%. Canadian North? First Air?BigQ wrote:It is a well known fact that aviation is not for those with families ("No such thing as time with the family when in aviation", AIDS, "Dude, don't do it!", etc). My fiancée understands that (I think). However, we are getting married and at some point will start a family. Now, apart from Perimeter, is there any airline in Canada that you can come home every night, or at least short 1 or 2-day pairings? Or is just a matter, pretty much everywhere, to just bid for those short pairings and hope for the best" Any scheduling departments that might be sympathetic/flexible to "It's my daughter's piano recital on that day, please don't schedule me there if you can"?
Just trying to gauge what's out there. Thanks.
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704-705.flying4dollars wrote: When you say airline, are you genuinely referring to 705 operators? Or are you also inquiring about 704? I know WestWind ATR pilots are home every night. I mean you're going to get the odd overnight here and there but generally they are home. Pasco guys are home every night too I believe. I'm sure there are more, I just don't know 100%. Canadian North? First Air?

haha, funniest I have read today.Expat wrote:Can I suggest that you do not build your career around being home. You will miss the best. Believe me, wives get used to sleeping alone, especially if the career is rewarding. I became an expert!!!