35 Delta pilots positive?
Apparently 35 Delta pilots have tested positive for the virus. I heard it was on the Delta ALPA website.
Just a heads up. With the sick UA pilot reporting his recovery here today, the email from Bob Fox stating that the airlines are not following CDC guidance for cleaning up and notifying others after a pilot tests positive, and the CCS message saying that masks are now in the CPO as available, and the sick employee in Willis Tower (who whished to remain anonymous) saying the company was concerned with optics, I have a hunch some news is coming. How many of our guys have it? |
Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 3021187)
Apparently 35 Delta pilots have tested positive for the virus. I heard it was on the Delta ALPA website.
Just a heads up. With the sick UA pilot reporting his recovery here today, the email from Bob Fox stating that the airlines are not following CDC guidance for cleaning up and notifying others after a pilot tests positive, and the CCS message saying that masks are now in the CPO as available, and the sick employee in Willis Tower (who whished to remain anonymous) saying the company was concerned with optics, I have a hunch some news is coming. How many of our guys have it? |
29 positive with another 30 awaiting results.
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New info.
Now I just heard Delta is up to 45 positive. So the "close to 50" checks.
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 3021187)
Apparently 35 Delta pilots have tested positive for the virus. I heard it was on the Delta ALPA website.
Just a heads up. With the sick UA pilot reporting his recovery here today, the email from Bob Fox stating that the airlines are not following CDC guidance for cleaning up and notifying others after a pilot tests positive, and the CCS message saying that masks are now in the CPO as available, and the sick employee in Willis Tower (who whished to remain anonymous) saying the company was concerned with optics, I have a hunch some news is coming. How many of our guys have it? |
Originally Posted by rvfanatic
(Post 3021351)
What ccs message? Maybe that was domicile specific?
The mask thing is new. Haven't seen that before. I think before they were only part of the bio cleanup kits but I could be wrong. |
Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 3021404)
It was "A Message from ..... Apr 01 20 1721 CT". Looked systemwide to me. CPO providing "alcohol-based hand sanitizer, wipes, and masks when available".
The mask thing is new. Haven't seen that before. I think before they were only part of the bio cleanup kits but I could be wrong. |
Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 3021187)
Apparently 35 Delta pilots have tested positive for the virus. I heard it was on the Delta ALPA website.
Just a heads up. With the sick UA pilot reporting his recovery here today, the email from Bob Fox stating that the airlines are not following CDC guidance for cleaning up and notifying others after a pilot tests positive, and the CCS message saying that masks are now in the CPO as available, and the sick employee in Willis Tower (who whished to remain anonymous) saying the company was concerned with optics, I have a hunch some news is coming. How many of our guys have it? I've been wearing a mask for 2 weeks. Pretty sure the company authorized it awhile ago (although they didn't provide them for domestic crews). If you or your sweetie pie is sewing enabled, you can make your own (better than nothing.) Amazon is selling "saliva" masks; basically nock offs that aren't approved by the CDC, but will block 70% of the crap out there PLUS keep you from touching your darn face. IMHO, wear it. Nobody at the airport cares. |
I think it's higher than that. This is just the guys who have reported it to ALPA.
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Congrats, you guys are in the news!
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Originally Posted by deltabound
(Post 3021517)
Optics, huh?
I've been wearing a mask for 2 weeks. Pretty sure the company authorized it awhile ago (although they didn't provide them for domestic crews). If you or your sweetie pie is sewing enabled, you can make your own (better than nothing.) Amazon is selling "saliva" masks; basically nock offs that aren't approved by the CDC, but will block 70% of the crap out there PLUS keep you from touching your darn face. IMHO, wear it. Nobody at the airport cares. As mentioned, they keep the carrier from touching their face, which is 90% of transmission. |
Another United pilot reported on his ordeal with coronavirus infection, saying that he “always expected to get it, just never expected to catch it on the front end” -and added that his “last trip was TXL on the 7th. No one from the crew is sick.” He dialed 911 in the morning of March 25,after coughing up blood. But he reports that he was not feeling well since March 16. On March 18 he visited doctor but the doc only gave him “some cough medicine” and Z pack (antibiotics). |
So a few weeks ago I had a fever, and sore throat. My daughter also developed a fever and was coughing. I was fortunate enough to get a test due to my previous trip being sea SFO overinights.. It took 12 days to come back negative. During that time I was directed by the doctor to quarantine until the results came back. Apparently this isn't covered under the mou since it wasn't the CDC that directed me to quarantine...
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Originally Posted by AxlF16
(Post 3022623)
Here's a snippet from the article...
Hmmmm. I wonder where they got THAT info?! |
I’m surprised at this news. I figured the brim of the hat, combined with the downward head angle in the terminal, and the multi buttoned coat would have shielded against infection. I blame white gloves not being apart of the uniform as the reason for this.
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How many DAL pilots are positive for running QRH’s, asking for wind checks, or reporting light chop?
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Originally Posted by Toadaso
(Post 3022626)
So a few weeks ago I had a fever, and sore throat. My daughter also developed a fever and was coughing. I was fortunate enough to get a test due to my previous trip being sea SFO overinights.. It took 12 days to come back negative. During that time I was directed by the doctor to quarantine until the results came back. Apparently this isn't covered under the mou since it wasn't the CDC that directed me to quarantine...
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Originally Posted by BMEP100
(Post 3028208)
I think that is very arguable.The CDC does not generally have clinics open around the country for us to visit.Your doctor was most likely directing you to quarantine in accordance with CDC directives. Ask his office for a letter as such.
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Originally Posted by Toadaso
(Post 3022626)
So a few weeks ago I had a fever, and sore throat. My daughter also developed a fever and was coughing. I was fortunate enough to get a test due to my previous trip being sea SFO overinights.. It took 12 days to come back negative. During that time I was directed by the doctor to quarantine until the results came back. Apparently this isn't covered under the mou since it wasn't the CDC that directed me to quarantine...
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Delta up to 69 pilots confirmed as of yesterday.
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Not really sure why this is big news.
Facts are.. this virus IS everywhere. The idea of social distancing and shutting things down was not to stop the spread but to flatten out the curve. I had read somewhere that it was expect that 70% would be infected. They just didn't want everyone catching it in March/April. Better to have everyone catch it in March/April/May and into June. Testing positive doesn't mean you're going to get sick. Getting sick doesn't mean you are going to end up in the hospital (Like me! lol) Ending up in the hospital doesn't mean you end up dead.. (again, look at me)(Sorry junior guys..) Yes, I can attest that this virus is a *****! That being said, there are over 1000 positives in the NYPD alone. Not sure about the FDNY and God knows how many of the doctors & nurses. I will place a bet. In two years.. when this is old news and we have had a vaccine for some time.. it will come out that almost the entire population had it in some form or the other. So again, what is the big deal about Delta and United pilots testing positive? Stay Safe, Stay Healthy and Be Well WE WILL OVERCOME THIS! Better days are ahead Always Motch |
Originally Posted by 4fans
(Post 3028906)
Delta up to 69 pilots confirmed as of yesterday.
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Originally Posted by horrido27
(Post 3028963)
Not really sure why this is big news.
Facts are.. this virus IS everywhere. The idea of social distancing and shutting things down was not to stop the spread but to flatten out the curve. I had read somewhere that it was expect that 70% would be infected. They just didn't want everyone catching it in March/April. Better to have everyone catch it in March/April/May and into June. Testing positive doesn't mean you're going to get sick. Getting sick doesn't mean you are going to end up in the hospital (Like me! lol) Ending up in the hospital doesn't mean you end up dead.. (again, look at me)(Sorry junior guys..) Yes, I can attest that this virus is a *****! That being said, there are over 1000 positives in the NYPD alone. Not sure about the FDNY and God knows how many of the doctors & nurses. I will place a bet. In two years.. when this is old news and we have had a vaccine for some time.. it will come out that almost the entire population had it in some form or the other. So again, what is the big deal about Delta and United pilots testing positive? Stay Safe, Stay Healthy and Be Well WE WILL OVERCOME THIS! Better days are ahead Always Motch LJ |
Good grief are we going to get an idiotic count update every 5 minutes with this post?
Yes the numbers will rise but guess what, they're rising for all Americans right now. Please keep the Pilot only numbers to yourself as they're ridiculously lame. |
Originally Posted by 757Driver
(Post 3029384)
Good grief are we going to get an idiotic count update every 5 minutes with this post?
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Originally Posted by John Carr
(Post 3022872)
How many DAL pilots are positive for running QRH’s, asking for wind checks, or reporting light chop?
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Originally Posted by horrido27
(Post 3028963)
Ending up in the hospital doesn't mean you end up dead.. (again, look at me)(Sorry junior guys..)
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Originally Posted by John Carr
(Post 3022872)
How many DAL pilots are positive for running QRH’s, asking for wind checks, or reporting light chop?
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Originally Posted by rvfanatic
(Post 3030700)
Great sense of humor, that’s funny! How’s your recovery going good sir?
Will say, currently.. the light infrequent cough I have is probably due to dust/allergies. Now the battle will be to get 2 negative tests AND I want a chest X-Ray to see that mu lungs have healed (sufficiently) Guys & Gals.. whats crazy about this stupid virus is that there are so many different experience. I (initially) did NOT have CV19 symptoms. Now, I'm home for 12 days, no fever in the last 15 days! But what happens next to me? Stay Healthy, Safe & Strong Always Motch |
Originally Posted by horrido27
(Post 3031383)
Every day a little better, thanks!
Will say, currently.. the light infrequent cough I have is probably due to dust/allergies. Now the battle will be to get 2 negative tests AND I want a chest X-Ray to see that mu lungs have healed (sufficiently) Guys & Gals.. whats crazy about this stupid virus is that there are so many different experience. I (initially) did NOT have CV19 symptoms. Now, I'm home for 12 days, no fever in the last 15 days! But what happens next to me? Stay Healthy, Safe & Strong Always Motch A local health care center has been given a grant and authorization to do plasma/antibody therapies. For one to donate plasma they have to comply with the CDC protocol, plus 14 days, then pass a swab test to confirming negative virus shedding. |
Originally Posted by UALfoLIFE
(Post 3028792)
The current corona virus test has an accuracy problem.
ALL current coronavirus tests have a predictive value positive AND a predictive value negative problem. They were rushed into production and then scaled up extremely quickly. They are pretty much usable only to spot trends in groups, and are much less accurate for individual diagnosis. |
Originally Posted by Excargodog
(Post 3034344)
ALL current coronavirus tests have a predictive value positive AND a predictive value negative problem.
They were rushed into production and then scaled up extremely quickly. They are pretty much usable only to spot trends in groups, and are much less accurate for individual diagnosis. |
Originally Posted by Perdido
(Post 3265317)
Is everyone just a robot repeating what they hear.. Go research yourself..
No Virus, Fungus or Bacteria has built up a resistance to Iodine yet.. a Mineral. Used 150 years ago .. Iodine Vapors cured the worst Influenzas cases. I have a link to the book on it. Use in a Nebulizer, with Hydrogen Peroxide.. to coat the lung mucus do the virus can not attach. Iodine feeds the brain, thyroid, immunity and sex organs. What is your Union and Doctors actually doing for you? |
Originally Posted by reandld
(Post 3265322)
Shhh you're destroying the Industrial Medical Complex. All these big companies are in bed with Big Tech pushing the vaccine. The Left is too shallow to see how the whole thing's a money grab.
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