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Originally Posted by 2StgTurbine
(Post 3087699)
Huh? No. I never got the chance to tell them I didn't want the extension. I was just shocked at how disorganized it was. I expired on my day off, yet I still checked icrew even though I had no obligation to. Seeing as I wasn't extended on my normal 90 day expiration, I figured I wasn't extended. I was then off for 12 days. Then, I got a short call assignment. At what point was I supposed to tell them that I didn't want the extension? Since I didn't know I was getting extended, I didn't have the chance to fill out the sim session template in time too. Again, how much notice should we give?
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3087811)
I believe we are talking 1 person.
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Originally Posted by Papasmurf
(Post 3087818)
Not true. I’ve spoken to my Rep.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3087820)
I was referring to those posting on this thread. I have no knowledge beyond that.
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Originally Posted by Jaww
(Post 3087822)
Well if you don’t know, I guess it isn’t true.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3087827)
Well I do know that I expired and they paid me no questions asked. I was a bit proactive and emailed the planner and called the CP’s office. I even did it on a day off! I had however had 100 days off prior to that so I sucked it up and spent 5 minutes on my 101st day off working. Took a day or two to recover from that but I am ok now.
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This looks like just a different scale of the FDP extension. Because the FAA says it’s allowed, Delta treats it like it’s both assumed and even mandatory.
How easy would it be for the company to add a question to the normal iCrew pop up when you are going to expire regarding the extension? On the same form that you give 14 days of availability, something like: “To accept a recency extension check here:” |
Originally Posted by Banzai
(Post 3087855)
This looks like just a different scale of the FDP extension. Because the FAA says it’s allowed, Delta treats it like it’s both assumed and even mandatory.
How easy would it be for the company to add a question to the normal iCrew pop up when you are going to expire regarding the extension? On the same form that you give 14 days of availability, something like: “To accept a recency extension check here:” |
Originally Posted by Jaww
(Post 3087874)
IT stuff is not easy with this company. So I agree but disagree with you.
So, it *should* be easy, I guess. |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3087658)
Was getting extended traumatic or something?
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