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Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 3243575)
That’s an easy fix.
if Delta awards it to you via your PBS bid, it pays extra. You pick it up off open time or pilot swap board, it doesn’t. . |
Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 3243575)
That’s an easy fix.
if Delta awards it to you via your PBS bid, it pays extra. You pick it up off open time or pilot swap board, it doesn’t. As for GS, it should pay like an IA...double with no trigger. If I’m picking up over time to help the company out of a jam, there should be no trigger. |
Originally Posted by 3 green
(Post 3243605)
Greenslips are a good thing for pilots. Funny reading posts on here complaining about greenslips, or saying too many are going out. If you don't want to fly them, then don't..
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Originally Posted by 3 green
(Post 3243607)
You sound like a junior guy in his category jealous of senior pilots picking up whiteslips?
I was attempting to provide a solution to the problem Buck proposed...a middle ground if you will. Delta awards you trips over XX hours (insert your favorite number here), it pays double...like overtime in the 40 hour work week world. You elect to flog yourself and pickup to the FAA limits from OT or swap board, then you get straight pay...you did it to yourself. Folks will still drop trips and pick up others (at straight pay) to get a certain weekend off, kids birthday party etc....those QOL events. Then when DL can't fill the open trips because of the poor manning, they will send out greenies, and IMO, they should pay 200% with no trigger because we are helping solve their problem. GS rules won't change...senior guys still get one...locals will still be able to pick up the short notice 1 day turns, etc. |
Originally Posted by 3 green
(Post 3243605)
Greenslips are a good thing for pilots. Funny reading posts on here complaining about greenslips, or saying too many are going out. If you don't want to fly them, then don't..
IMO, the current system is great and was enhanced even more when the LOA dropped the trigger to max of 72 for line holders. Sent from my SM-N986U using Tapatalk |
Once again, unintended consequences are a b****. Senior pilots with just drop their trips and pick up GS with no trigger. Lowering the trigger in LOA 20-04 was a win, but lowering it to 0 is just a bad idea for 90% of us. No thanks.
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Originally Posted by JamesBond
(Post 3243656)
I like the thought, but if there is no trigger, e'rrybody drops their schedule and the senior guys fly it all at double pay. I'm bidding back to the Baby bus if that's the case.
There should be no trigger. None. Zero. You want me to fly on a day off, pay me. If you want or need it that bad, pay up. Simple as that. If you want to drop your schedule and roll the dice you’ll get GSs in their place, good on you. |
Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3243767)
Once again, unintended consequences are a b****. Senior pilots with just drop their trips and pick up GS with no trigger. Lowering the trigger in LOA 20-04 was a win, but lowering it to 0 is just a bad idea for 90% of us. No thanks.
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Originally Posted by fishforfun
(Post 3243799)
You obviously haven’t been a NB B for a very long time. No dropping trips and then flying premium. No dropping trips at all except for APD and IVD. Thank god for those.
There should be no trigger. None. Zero. You want me to fly on a day off, pay me. If you want or need it that bad, pay up. Simple as that. If you want to drop your schedule and roll the dice you’ll get GSs in their place, good on you. |
Originally Posted by fishforfun
(Post 3243799)
You obviously haven’t been a NB B for a very long time. No dropping trips and then flying premium. No dropping trips at all except for APD and IVD. Thank god for those.
There should be no trigger. None. Zero. You want me to fly on a day off, pay me. If you want or need it that bad, pay up. Simple as that. If you want to drop your schedule and roll the dice you’ll get GSs in their place, good on you. |
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