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Originally Posted by beis77
(Post 3024998)
I’ve been bring food on trips for awhile, not because of Covid (saves money). No need to cook with an iron, nearly every hotel has a microwave for use by guests. Ask at the front desk, they’re usually located near the sundries.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3023551)
Going out on a limb here but it might have something to do with cutting the flying dramatically and the cost of paying for long trips when they cancel.
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Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3024781)
I noticed a werewolf drinking a Pina Colada at trader Vic's, and his hair was perfect.
Filler. |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3025005)
Please don’t use the irons. That’s what some international flight attendants use to heat the meals they take off the aircraft. Inevitably something gets on the iron and ends up wrecking a shirt or pants for the next person in the room.
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Ok back on May bids topic. A lot of people are going to be on reserve. I've asked the union about the no SC in NYC continuing into May and they say the verdict is out because of how it is worded 'until further notice" so it could change overnight. I have not been able to find something in writing from the company about a reserve pilot being able to decline a flight to a CDC level 3 country. I know I saw it some place I just can't find it anyone have a direction I can look?
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Originally Posted by DALMD88FO
(Post 3025180)
Ok back on May bids topic. A lot of people are going to be on reserve. I've asked the union about the no SC in NYC continuing into May and they say the verdict is out because of how it is worded 'until further notice" so it could change overnight. I have not been able to find something in writing from the company about a reserve pilot being able to decline a flight to a CDC level 3 country. I know I saw it some place I just can't find it anyone have a direction I can look?
Did the company and the union agree to no short calls in NYC? |
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 3025371)
So much info has been coming at us it's hard to keep up with everything.
Did the company and the union agree to no short calls in NYC? "Adjustments are being made in NYC to limit crew exposure, including reducing overall number of flights to the area, implementing a trial to eliminate short calls and decreasing early morning departures to reduce layovers and originations. Starting April 2, in order to keep people safe, there will be no short calls in NY until further notice" |
Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 3025376)
Flt Ops Weekly Update from 1 April:
"Adjustments are being made in NYC to limit crew exposure, including reducing overall number of flights to the area, implementing a trial to eliminate short calls and decreasing early morning departures to reduce layovers and originations. Starting April 2, in order to keep people safe, there will be no short calls in NY until further notice" |
Yeah, but it’s a flight ops communication on April Fool’s Day.
During leap year. |
Originally Posted by PaulFooley
(Post 3025474)
Yeah, but it’s a flight ops communication on April Fool’s Day.
During leap year. |
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