ALPA's founders chose "Schedule with Safety" as our motto. The SIG/PSIT is Scheduling for OUR Safety !!
Support them in upholding the standard --
Don't fly disputed pairings!
Remind those you know who fly disputed pairs, either by force or by choice, to fill out a Critique Sheet on their experiences (or email/call the SIG) so they have ammunition for the disputed pairs resolution process.
Posted in the ALPA FDX MEC Message Line dated May 8, 2008:
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June 2008 Disputed Pairings
727 – None
A300 HKG – None
A300 MEM – None
A300 SFS – None
DC-10 – None
MD-11 ANC – #78, # 79, #80, #81, #82, #83, #84, #2071, #2072, #2073, #2074, #2075
MD-11 LAX – None
MD-11 MEM- None
===== End Message Line Contents ==========
MD-11 ANC Disputed Pairings Links (VIPS access required):
#78/07 Jun
#79/13 Jun
#80/14 Jun
#81/20 Jun
#82/21 Jun
#83/27 Jun
#84/28 Jun
#2071/07 Jun
#2071/14 Jun
#2072/13 Jun
#2072/20 Jun
#2073/21 Jun
#2074/27 Jun
#2075/28 Jun
ANC pairings listed above contain the previously disputed ANC-NRT-NGO sequence.
Reminder: These pairings should not be available in any bid pack lines and should not be assigned to any secondary lines without a specific request, by pairing number, from the crewmember to do so.
The MagicWebFX Automatic Disputed Pairs file is ready for download; check the "Update before download" box in the Open Time module (available in free and paid versions).