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Word is he's the next bachelor?? Will DAL just say, sure, take a few months off...???
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Originally Posted by sMFer
(Post 2887555)
Word is he's the next bachelor?? Will DAL just say, sure, take a few months off...???
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
(Post 2887392)
We was a super cool guy to fly with. Rolled the speed back on every leg.
Also, what kind of complete brain dead fool would bring a DAL uniform onto a reality TV show without their complete OK? He was likely on probation for most of the filming. |
Or maybe he didn’t want to wait 30 minutes on the ground for a gate, or stuck behind OO flying M .68
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2887588)
Rolled the speed back every leg? Padding your paycheck at the expense of those making those checks possible. I’m sure your customers would be thrilled.
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
(Post 2887588)
Rolled the speed back every leg? Padding your paycheck at the expense of those making those checks possible. I’m sure your customers would be thrilled.
2. Flying slow saves a little gas in flight, and saves extra taxi time fuel, as our gate will likely not be occupied upon landing. 3. Flying slow reduces the chances of arriving early and waiting for a gate, which is poor customer service. Customers don’t even notice a cruise that’s an extra 10 minutes, but sitting on the taxiway for 10 minutes and staying buckled is “absurd”. Our mainline partners get higher satisfaction from their customers. 4. Flying slow keeps our historical block times up, making future trips higher credit and more productive, as block is built on data from previous flights. 5. We get a little extra in our logbooks to get us out of this dumpster fire of an airline sooner. Literally all parties win. |
Originally Posted by MainlineorSuici
(Post 2887855)
1. We get paid block or better. Flying slow doesn’t increase our income. AA flights have massive block times so you can fly slow and still arrive 5 minutes early.
2. Flying slow saves a little gas in flight, and saves extra taxi time fuel, as our gate will likely not be occupied upon landing. 3. Flying slow reduces the chances of arriving early and waiting for a gate, which is poor customer service. Customers don’t even notice a cruise that’s an extra 10 minutes, but sitting on the taxiway for 10 minutes and staying buckled is “absurd”. Our mainline partners get higher satisfaction from their customers. 4. Flying slow keeps our historical block times up, making future trips higher credit and more productive, as block is built on data from previous flights. 5. We get a little extra in our logbooks to get us out of this dumpster fire of an airline sooner. Literally all parties win. |
Originally Posted by NeverFlexTO
(Post 2887880)
Delta tracks every captain at Compass and keeps a tally of how many minutes a captain overblocks every month...they’ve done this for at least 3-4 years. While I understand there are a multitude of factors that would cause a slow down, that’s not the way Delta or AA for that matter sees it. They have a number, If you get caught, prepare to do a carpet dance and be able to explain...it’s something that’s discussed in CELL class during upgrade
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Originally Posted by NeverFlexTO
(Post 2887880)
Delta tracks every captain at Compass and keeps a tally of how many minutes a captain overblocks every month...they’ve done this for at least 3-4 years. While I understand there are a multitude of factors that would cause a slow down, that’s not the way Delta or AA for that matter sees it. They have a number, If you get caught, prepare to do a carpet dance and be able to explain...it’s something that’s discussed in CELL class during upgrade
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Originally Posted by NeverFlexTO
(Post 2887880)
Delta tracks every captain at Compass and keeps a tally of how many minutes a captain overblocks every month...they’ve done this for at least 3-4 years. While I understand there are a multitude of factors that would cause a slow down, that’s not the way Delta or AA for that matter sees it. They have a number, If you get caught, prepare to do a carpet dance and be able to explain...it’s something that’s discussed in CELL class during upgrade
Damn they are still telling this lie in CELL?! Get some new material CPZ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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