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AerisArmis 06-05-2007 09:58 AM

[quote=FLMD11CAPT;175245]They are being optomized by being shorter. Used to be you would have this 12 day Asia tour w/a 72 hr L/O in Subic, HKG or NRT. Then somtime after your legal rest period during the 72, you would get tagged w/1 or 2 extra legs which would wash out within TAFB. I.E. more work, same pay.

A) Oops, "sorry skeds, I have a glass of scotch in my left hand as we speak". (8 hours until show)
B) Oops, "sorry skeds, I just got back from skuba diving". (24 hours off until show)
C) ring,ring,ring,ring,ring,ring,ring "we're sorry, the guest you are trying to reach is not available".
Of course, if they nail you with the revision as you're getting off the jet you will have to be more creative. "Sorry skeds, I was on the way back from the Christian Science Reading Room in Bario Baretto, when I was bitten by a black mamba!"

USNFDX 06-05-2007 11:09 AM

Yes we are being optimized big time. They are splitting up week long pairings, running them through memphis to avoid paying 1in7 in the field etc.

Hard time is hard time.

I don't really see how changing the the trip rig, makes any difference. It seems to me, that their goal would be hard time regardless of Rig.

I think they would be doing this even if the rig didn't change.

fdx727pilot 06-05-2007 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by FDXLAG (Post 175542)
Would just like to add the increased spread in max and min paying lines will probably wash away any increase in RLG caused by the trip rig change. Yes some trips will pay more but a lot of week long pairings will be optimized down.


Well, this month's RLG on the Boeing is already at the contract min, so I don't think they can go anywhere but up.

FDXLAG 06-05-2007 02:40 PM


Originally Posted by fdx727pilot (Post 175767)
Well, this month's RLG on the Boeing is already at the contract min, so I don't think they can go anywhere but up.


That is my point, with the bigger spread between min and max paying lines RLG will stay there. It is another parameter that has helped the optimizer. Yes, I know the sig builds lines; but garbage in = garbage out.


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