Vacation No Float
#22
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2010
Position: HUD cripple.
Posts: 312
I'm hearing my fellow MIA 737 ca's floated a bunch. Disappointed.
I didn't float any, FWIW. Even though I'll probably end up with assigned vacation (again), I'll never float. The time away is worth more to me, than any $$ I might make ever would be.
I didn't float any, FWIW. Even though I'll probably end up with assigned vacation (again), I'll never float. The time away is worth more to me, than any $$ I might make ever would be.
#23
Line Holder
Joined APC: Aug 2013
Position: E9 FO
Posts: 75
That’s what happens when there is no accountability at the BOD and NO level. In the past they said don’t float, but did themselves. Or bid all weeks last year, then got union leave to touch their vacation week and put it back in bank (same as floating).
APA’s only plan is don’t float and Dan’s rogue negotiating.
APA’s only plan is don’t float and Dan’s rogue negotiating.
#24
In simple terms, it means that you don’t take your vacation and keep your vacation balance to get paid out at the end of the year, or just keep it in the bank if you want to drop a trip (if you can) and use vacation balance to get credit for said trip.
The union advised all AA pilots to take their vacation in order to “recover/unwind” from their stressful schedules. One can connect the dots on what that means, but it’s pretty clear to everyone, including those who ignored the union.
The union advised all AA pilots to take their vacation in order to “recover/unwind” from their stressful schedules. One can connect the dots on what that means, but it’s pretty clear to everyone, including those who ignored the union.
#26
Child of the Magenta
Joined APC: Jan 2016
Position: 737
Posts: 387
Keith F’ing Wilson floated 24 days? Unbelievable.
We all knew B👀th was going to float and make his lame excuses for it. Shame on you. I know you’ll try to justify your avarice in your own mind, but deep down you know the truth. You’re not pulling your weight in this union but you’ll enjoy any of the spoils. When you turn 65 you’ll probably still post all your impressive little statistics here because you have nothing else in your life. You act like you’re still on b-scale.
We all knew B👀th was going to float and make his lame excuses for it. Shame on you. I know you’ll try to justify your avarice in your own mind, but deep down you know the truth. You’re not pulling your weight in this union but you’ll enjoy any of the spoils. When you turn 65 you’ll probably still post all your impressive little statistics here because you have nothing else in your life. You act like you’re still on b-scale.
#27
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2005
Position: B777/CA retired
Posts: 1,483
Sad. Very sad. And we wonder why we can’t get an industry leading contract when OUR OWN LINE PILOTS can’t even follow a simple union request to build unity and leverage.
To those who floated.... I don’t know how you can look yourselves in the mirror when your FELLOW UNION MEMBERS are sacrificing LOTS OF $$$ to promote unity and leverage... while you suck it all up at our expense.
Disgusting and shameful. NO excuses.
To those who floated.... I don’t know how you can look yourselves in the mirror when your FELLOW UNION MEMBERS are sacrificing LOTS OF $$$ to promote unity and leverage... while you suck it all up at our expense.
Disgusting and shameful. NO excuses.
Agreed. I did not float and the number of captains floating was disturbing. We are going into section six with 15000 independent contractors.
#29
Goin Streakin!
Joined APC: Apr 2013
Position: Hogless
Posts: 70
Dude. BS.
Your union asked you NOT TO FLOAT.
There is no gray area here. Either you’re a unionist. Or you’re a self serving individualist.
There is no excuse to float when your union has asked you not to, in the interest of creating leverage... especially during Section 6.
The principle in not crossing a picket line is pretty much the same.
Your union asked you NOT TO FLOAT.
There is no gray area here. Either you’re a unionist. Or you’re a self serving individualist.
There is no excuse to float when your union has asked you not to, in the interest of creating leverage... especially during Section 6.
The principle in not crossing a picket line is pretty much the same.
So why don’t you take your BS and try to fit it up where that stick is buried, and eat a bag a D’s!
Lastly, names shouldn’t be posted on a public forum as this. This whole thread should be moved to C&R
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