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ted_stryker
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Post by ted_stryker »

I was wondering if anyone has any updated information on the ATR fo positions out of Iqaluit. How's the pay and accommodations?

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Marinth
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ted_stryker wrote:I was wondering if anyone has any updated information on the ATR fo positions out of Iqaluit. How's the pay and accommodations?

Thanks
Pay is around $50-55k a year. You might upgrade to captain in the next decade and start making good money. Accommodations are 3 people to a 3 bedroom apartment. Reasonably nice, albeit crowded, apartments. 15 days on 13 days off schedule. Pm for more info if you want.
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Monorail Conductor
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Post by Monorail Conductor »

decade for the atr left seat?!

what is it about 7f that makes it such a senior company
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They've done nothing but shrink for about 20 years, and the guys at the top are waiting to die, rather than retire.
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Post by ettw »

Our latest ATR captain upgrade has about 5.5 years with the company.

Our number one guy on the seniority list has about 35 years in. I'm guessing our junior 737 captain has about 24 years in.

I agree with Marinths assessment.

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