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Old 01-27-2012, 03:17 PM
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Lets see how long this lasts...

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Old 01-27-2012, 05:36 PM
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My guess that London Stansted will be the airport of choice.

Well good luck... especially if it puts pilot back in cockpit.
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As far as we've all heard, ATI is only doing the RFD-HNL part with N712AX. Have no idea who is doing RFD-STN. Could be us (which does make sense) but as I said we've only heard RFD-HNL and RFD-IWA-HNL down the road.

I hope it goes a lot smoother than our current flying with N712AX and Dynamic Airways.

Wonder how we got it over Ryan International though.....
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...I hope it goes a lot smoother than our current flying with N712AX and Dynamic Airways.
How so?
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How so?
With our half-assed flight planning software/resources and the customers, at times, almost impossible demands for payload out of SFB; it was really crappy to say the least.

For one thing we need more resources. There is no reason that a dispatcher should be forced to take over 1 1/2 hours to do an entire flight packet. All the clerical work takes away from the true job description. Tie that into no real "strategic planning" on tech stops...... we'd see at least one hour/two hour delays for paperwork alone.

If we had better resources I think we could really change our operation but what do I know...... we were terminated from the Dynamic contract on 29JAN anyway.

Jumping off now
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Originally Posted by NCR757dxr View Post
With our half-assed flight planning software/resources and the customers, at times, almost impossible demands for payload out of SFB; it was really crappy to say the least.

For one thing we need more resources. There is no reason that a dispatcher should be forced to take over 1 1/2 hours to do an entire flight packet. All the clerical work takes away from the true job description. Tie that into no real "strategic planning" on tech stops...... we'd see at least one hour/two hour delays for paperwork alone.

If we had better resources I think we could really change our operation but what do I know...... we were terminated from the Dynamic contract on 29JAN anyway.

Jumping off now
But at least Uncle Joe has all the employee groups on the ropes.
Who cares about running the business efficiently?
It's fighting with labor that is truly important.
It detracts from the ineptitude of the management team
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