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Old 09-03-2018 | 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by RonRicco
No. Assume you are sick for a 4 day trip and then on day 5 you are well. Day 5 you attempt to GS a 4 day, it will send you to the bottom of the list if you would have been illegal for the GS if you had actually flown the trip.

I agree with just about all the comments previously about voluntary verification for things other than a broken bone etc, but I have a hard time getting fired up over somebody not getting a GS that they would not have been awarded in the first place. Great it we change it, but not a priority for me.



Correct. This was actually a good change. A different DAL Pilot will still get the GS, but it prevents guys from working the system to get green-slips that they would have been illegal for. Finally if the company has no one to fly the GS, the Pilot who called in sick will get the GS - he just can't jump in front of fellow Pilots anymore. Total win for the Pilot group.


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Last edited by Scoop; 09-03-2018 at 09:27 AM.
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