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Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 2890310)
We really need to stop spreading the myth that "8 hours behind the door" is legal. It is not.
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Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 2890305)
Obviously not for most people most of the time. But the company expects you to show up for an absolute max duty day each and every time its legal. When you "say it out loud" like the poster in reference did, it makes it sound asinine. Which it is. But that's literally what we're expected to do even though its biologically impossible.
Everyone on both sides is being disingenuous about safety, giving only lip service to safety as a veil to get what they really want. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 2892591)
If we really cared about fitness for duty, we’d be fighting for quarterly (or longer) shift-based bids, so that you’d fly the same time of day for months at a time.
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Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 2892591)
If we really cared about fitness for duty, we’d be fighting for quarterly (or longer) shift-based bids, so that you’d fly the same time of day for months at a time. But pilots don’t actually care about fitness for duty or safety above all. We care about commutability, late shows and early releases to maximize time off, etc.
Everyone on both sides is being disingenuous about safety, giving only lip service to safety as a veil to get what they really want. |
Originally Posted by Nantonaku
(Post 2892734)
How would that work for international trips?
Circadian flipping domestic, however, is done for flexibility, staffing and cost and yes to some extent flight crew demand. 117 (unaugmented domestic) does not adequately protect that from a human physiology point of view. That freight train is long, heavy, fast and the amount of track required to stop and turn it around goes far past the horizon. |
Originally Posted by Big E 757
(Post 2892884)
Deleted. Already covered adequately.
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Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 2892895)
You can delete posts from the edit post page
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Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 2892747)
Obviously there is no possible way to stay completely within one's circadian cycle doing international. That's why its augmented to mitigate that inevitable concern.
Circadian flipping domestic, however, is done for flexibility, staffing and cost and yes to some extent flight crew demand. 117 (unaugmented domestic) does not adequately protect that from a human physiology point of view. That freight train is long, heavy, fast and the amount of track required to stop and turn it around goes far past the horizon. |
Originally Posted by Nantonaku
(Post 2892898)
Not all international is augmented.
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