Alaska buying Hawaiian airlines.
04-20-2024, 02:40 PM
#661
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Originally Posted by MinRest
You’re asking how unrealistic a medical emergency with a diversion is while getting unreliable airspeed, being left high and fast, while having to do a VS LOC to mins is? Oh let’s not forget the 16 10-7 pages for JNU with a hand built missed approach.
You’re kidding right? I’ll tell you it’s unrealistic enough to have NEVER happened at Alaska Airlines. Also add that half the airline has never been to JNU or SIT which makes it even MORE unrealistic.
LOE is supposed to be a line orientated evaluation, not a gauntlet from hell.
You’re kidding right? I’ll tell you it’s unrealistic enough to have NEVER happened at Alaska Airlines. Also add that half the airline has never been to JNU or SIT which makes it even MORE unrealistic.
LOE is supposed to be a line orientated evaluation, not a gauntlet from hell.
04-20-2024, 04:40 PM
#662
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Originally Posted by AltoCumulus
As far as seniority at AS/HA going forward, the ALPA default is DOH, as stated; however, this is negotiable. The snap date for the Virgin/AS merger was the date the merger closed (NOT announced) by agreement of the parties.
04-20-2024, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TTail
ALPA's defualt merger policy is not DOH. It's a 3 legged stool that includes Longevity, Status and Category, and Career Expectations. Out of those three things, I suppose Longevity could be confused with Date of Hire.
04-21-2024, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
Longevity as I understand it for SLI purposes is DOH - certain times absent from company service, such as furlough and certain LOAs.
04-21-2024, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by PineappleXpres
How many furloughed at HAL? 100ish?
Early 90s, up to 5 years
9/11 I'm not sure, many went back to island air or went abroad
Covid was about 75 pilots for a couple months
04-21-2024, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Neosporin
What year(s)?
Early 90s, up to 5 years
9/11 I'm not sure, many went back to island air or went abroad
Covid was about 75 pilots for a couple months
Early 90s, up to 5 years
9/11 I'm not sure, many went back to island air or went abroad
Covid was about 75 pilots for a couple months
04-22-2024, 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by PineappleXpres
Minimal longevity affect then so it’ll come down to which group had more LOAs. We are pretty MLOA intensive, if those count.
Also we had folks on Covid EIL... I think those were specifically structured such that you were still an employee in all respects, just with a lower guarantee and no line to fly. Unlike typical LOA's, you were subject to recall at any time, and most did get recalled early.
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