UPS ANC domicile question
#31
anybody who would bid ANC when they could bid a flying seat in the lower 48 is just plain nuts. Good luck with the commute, every flight I've taken has been full and the crash pads and b&B are getting the same way.
Yeah, but where else can you have dinner with a Growler of "Sloth" Belgian-style Imperial Stout from the 7 Deadly Sins series 2007! God bless you Midnight Sun Brewing Co. and Thank You!!
It's worth the 12 hour commute isn't it?
Yeah, but where else can you have dinner with a Growler of "Sloth" Belgian-style Imperial Stout from the 7 Deadly Sins series 2007! God bless you Midnight Sun Brewing Co. and Thank You!!
It's worth the 12 hour commute isn't it?
#33
I don't care where you bid I just think that whoever told you ANC has 85 hour lines, with 72 hour layovers in HNL worth 50 hours (commutable on both ends), 99 dollar a month crashpads, free Pale Ale at Humpy's and sleazy woman must be on crack... or they are junior to you in ONT, take your pick...
#34
I have flown the SDF-ANC-SDF pairing a lot for this bid period and the jump seats are always full. About half seems to be priority 3, priority 6, or military couriers. I will try to track the usage and post it for guys to see which days are best. My guess is 100% every day. I am not sure of the rate on the MD-11. Anyone else care to chime in.
Fish
Fish
#35
I'm ANC based. I've only flown SDF-ANC a few times, but let me tell you about the last time I did it while on reserve...
Got called to RO (no, not FO) from ANC-SDF and then commercial from SDF-ANC. I tried to figure out why this was, so I looked at the jumpseats. Already filled with P3s! Guess they needed me to sit reserve back in ANC quick.
Got called to RO (no, not FO) from ANC-SDF and then commercial from SDF-ANC. I tried to figure out why this was, so I looked at the jumpseats. Already filled with P3s! Guess they needed me to sit reserve back in ANC quick.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post