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The financial incentives to implement Quick Slips will dictate how fast the company wants to create them. Right now, the company has to pay 3x to cover a trip. Once algorithms for Quick Slips are created, tested, and implemented, the company will pay ... wait for it ... 3x to cover a trip.
They don't care which pilot gets paid -- we do. They don't care about deal making -- we do. They don't care about CS hold times. Maybe they care about sick calls, but that data won't be available for probably another bid period or two. Even then, the data will show that those trips will get covered by deal makers.
Prove me wrong.
A5S
Exactly this. 300% is 300%. The only incentives are MAYBE faster trip coverage and more automated than now (if they can implement it and run it properly) and to reinstate sick lookback, but I really don't think that's a huge incentive when they can still GFB. I don't think pilots are calling out sick en masse just because there's no lookback.