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#433
Sorta. They, per their own words, removed 5-days temporarily for testing. Are you saying that's not true?
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
#434
Actually the Oct ALV is 82:30! 51% of the trips are 4 or 5 day. The real problem other than the high ALV is that 26% of the trips are 5 day trips. Ridiculous.
For those that wish to see a detailed breakdown of trips by length and percentage of total trips , check out the tables in the bid packages that start around page 23.
For those that wish to see a detailed breakdown of trips by length and percentage of total trips , check out the tables in the bid packages that start around page 23.
#435
Sorta. They, per their own words, removed 5-days temporarily for testing. Are you saying that's not true?
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
#436
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Sorta. They, per their own words, removed 5-days temporarily for testing. Are you saying that's not true?
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
The pilot group never demanded 100% elimination, nor for a restoration to be a high ratio of trips. The vast majority of guys who bid them, are commuters. Yet the bases with disproportionate commuters seem to be the ones with highest proportion of 1 & 2 days, while the bases with a lot of local guys get a ton of 4 & 5 days.
#437
#438
Same good deal in MSP....
#439
It's (now) 51% of trips and 68% of the hours, with 26% of the trips being 5 days and 39% of the hours
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Not sure how I messed that up or if the bid pack data block was changed from when I first looked at it, but either way... I can hear PBS choking already. We've got another month to look forward to not being able to move days off.
... Not sure how I messed that up or if the bid pack data block was changed from when I first looked at it, but either way... I can hear PBS choking already. We've got another month to look forward to not being able to move days off.
#440
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You are misrepresenting what happened. It was specific to NYC320. The NYC crew wanted them back because of the large number of commuters. It is a consistent request to the RCC to limit 5 days to no more than 10%. But that is not the only problem. If 5 days are 10% and 4 days are 75% that doesn’t leave much of anything else. We need to have contractual language that gives the RCC some input or that gives a persentage if trips at each length with a +\-.
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