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E2 schedule

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Any information on how the schedule/pairings will look like on the E2?
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Looking at the pairing selections for Feb, it appears that it's a mix that Porter normally has; splits, 2-3-4 day pairings.

The splits (redeyes/standups, whatever your choice word is) are YYZ to YVR.

The 2, 3, and 4 day pairings are a mix of no more than 4 legs domestic flying. (think along the line of 2 legs out, 2 legs in, or long turn/short turn)

Pairings seem to be divided into east (YYZ, YOW, YUL, YHZ) and west flying (YYZ, YEG, YYC, YVR)
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…the only split/standup is to YHZ. The YVR is a 2 leg, 3 day pairing….I’ll be taking my skis.
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It'll be interesting to see how things shape up for the crews once the line indoc is done, and the route network expands beyond Canada.

The destination map someone posted on here a while back had some nice destinations.

Enjoy the skiing and adventures TTFA.

Loving this industry competition. Porter coming in, in whatever capacity it will fill, is a great thing for Canadian aviation. The first company in a while to actually challenge the status quo in the economy (non ULCC) market.

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Will Porter's Q400s ever fly "west" of Thunder Bay, with the jet ops starting ??
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..Q’s west of YQT..yes…Q fleet has planned tail growth. When, where, how many, what city will be the “west” base is above my pay grade. E2 sim just received Cat D certification, final stages for AOC. First proving flights Jan21.
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Timetoflyagain wrote: Thu Jan 05, 2023 11:04 am …the only split/standup is to YHZ. The YVR is a 2 leg, 3 day pairing….I’ll be taking my skis.
Security definitely frowns upon bringing ski's, snowboards, etc. haha I may have tried this in a past life.
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Convenience wise, probably better off renting.
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Could always buy a set and get the hotel to stash them somewhere :)
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Now that the schedules of February are out, could someone please give us a better insight of what a captain's E2 schedule looks like?

I.e. Average sectors per day, total duty days, total flying hours, etc..

Thank you.
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unmaskedemperor wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2023 7:04 am Now that the schedules of February are out, could someone please give us a better insight of what a captain's E2 schedule looks like?

I.e. Average sectors per day, total duty days, total flying hours, etc..

Thank you.
How could a single months’s schedule based on a handful of airplanes and less than a handful of routes be representative of a schedule based on a stable fleet and network?

Plus, I would guess that virtually all of the available flying will be taken up by line indoc. I would expect to that it would be quite some time before a ‘line pilot’ will have control over anything other than days off. That is the nature of startup or new fleet type operations.
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