Originally Posted by
scambo1
Shiz;
I actually have to disagree with you on your first two answers. We have economies of scale on our bigger fleets. Our 88's 767's and even 73Ns in just atl are individually categories that are bigger than some airlines. Swapping jets and productivity sit arounds are just inefficient. Credit time is also a function of inefficiency. Higher daily credit would possibly solve all of these issues, say 6.5 hrs per day.
If you removed the inefficiency from the pilot scheduling/flying side of the equation, the f/a's staying with the pilots would be a logical follow-on to improve their efficiency/utilization.
Hell, we just need to buy more planes.
I can agree that we can disagree on this.
I do agree that we need to buy more planes, as long as it doesn't mean I have to "sacrifice" my pay to get them. To quote the UCAL pilots: "FUPM"!!!