Draft / Volunteer
03-23-2015, 08:34 AM
#2
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How can a junior crew member tolerate the suggestion/pressure of not flying draft?
Captains protecting carryover, or not protecting carryover, should mind their own business. A quick reply with Bravo Mike, or Foxtrot Oscar should help shut down that conversation...
If that doesn't work - take the necessary steps to move everyone junior up a number.
Captains protecting carryover, or not protecting carryover, should mind their own business. A quick reply with Bravo Mike, or Foxtrot Oscar should help shut down that conversation...
If that doesn't work - take the necessary steps to move everyone junior up a number.
03-23-2015, 02:51 PM
#3
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Position: 767 Captain
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Originally Posted by Patches
How can a junior crew member tolerate the suggestion/pressure of not flying draft?
Captains protecting carryover, or not protecting carryover, should mind their own business. A quick reply with Bravo Mike, or Foxtrot Oscar should help shut down that conversation...
If that doesn't work - take the necessary steps to move everyone junior up a number.
Captains protecting carryover, or not protecting carryover, should mind their own business. A quick reply with Bravo Mike, or Foxtrot Oscar should help shut down that conversation...
If that doesn't work - take the necessary steps to move everyone junior up a number.
No consideration for a more measured response?
No thoughts about possibly discussing the matter as respectful ALPA professionals?
If that failed, might I suggest ALPA professional standards as your next stop?
Well, as I began this reply, I naturally assumed you're actually an ALPA member. Based on the underlying attitude of your entire post, I'm starting to think maybe that's an incorrect assumption.
03-23-2015, 03:08 PM
#4
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This conversation could rapidly descend into places we cannot go.
Telling any pilot to not do anything he's allowed by the CBA to do could be considered an unlawful job action, so the OP has a good point. On the other hand, he's not likely to find many cheerleaders for flying draft here, either.
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Telling any pilot to not do anything he's allowed by the CBA to do could be considered an unlawful job action, so the OP has a good point. On the other hand, he's not likely to find many cheerleaders for flying draft here, either.
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03-23-2015, 07:21 PM
#5
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Joined APC: Nov 2005
Position: 777 FO
Posts: 931
Originally Posted by Mgav8r
How can a senior crew member justify telling a junior pilot not to fly draft when they are flying and protecting carryover trips every month?
03-23-2015, 08:18 PM
#7
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Joined APC: Jul 2014
Posts: 296
Seems like the OP had a legit question. Maybe guys don't feel the need to continually post on here. I don't think the number of post is in anyway a sign that a member isn't real or has a vested interest in what's being talked about. Maybe a lot of people just don't feel the need to comment here.
And if you are going to just dump on people without having a conversation, you will find your posts will become, pointless.
And if you are going to just dump on people without having a conversation, you will find your posts will become, pointless.
03-24-2015, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Timeoff2fish
Judging from the fact that this is your fourth post I smell a squirrel.
Hop along back to your cubicle.
Hop along back to your cubicle.
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