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Originally Posted by RunFast
(Post 3220197)
Evangeline Lilly
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Originally Posted by TransWorld
(Post 3220317)
If you have blinders on or are full of negativity, these will be unforeseen. Some people are like that.
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Looks like we are no where near the cancellations of SWA and AAL today.
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3219981)
I think we should get rid of the longevity scale. Why should a Delta 737 fo make less money than a Delta 737 fo? They do the exact same job.
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Originally Posted by HTBH
(Post 3220349)
Looks like we are no where near the cancellations of SWA and AAL today.
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Originally Posted by HTBH
(Post 3220349)
Looks like we are no where near the cancellations of SWA and AAL today.
just a thought |
Originally Posted by N6279P
(Post 3217463)
How’s that wide body fleet looking?
UAL: 183 DAL: 155 |
My son lives in a Delta city which pre covid had reasonably good Delta service since then not only have flights decreased but also service. He flies frequently in his position and so far is a loyal Delta MILLION MILER. Talked to him today and he is seriously looking to change his primary airline. We (our leader) is getting crucified on national media and not running the airline so I wonder how many of our loyal customers find themselves in a similar situation as my son?
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Originally Posted by firstmob
(Post 3220320)
Isn't Memorial Day always on a Monday!
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Originally Posted by firstmob
(Post 3220428)
My son lives in a Delta city which pre covid had reasonably good Delta service since then not only have flights decreased but also service. He flies frequently in his position and so far is a loyal Delta MILLION MILER. Talked to him today and he is seriously looking to change his primary airline. We (our leader) is getting crucified on national media and not running the airline so I wonder how many of our loyal customers find themselves in a similar situation as my son?
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Originally Posted by HTBH
(Post 3220349)
Looks like we are no where near the cancellations of SWA and AAL today.
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Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 3220439)
yup....last Monday of May.
We going for four in a row? |
Originally Posted by Lifeisgood
(Post 3220410)
Right here on APC, 767 or larger
UAL: 183 DAL: 155 DL: 123 UA: 213 |
Originally Posted by N6279P
(Post 3220581)
APC isn’t accurate. Check Air Fleets website.
DL: 123 UA: 213 |
PB day question
So I just finished a 4 day trip where the last leg was a red-eye that landed at 0645 that ran in to a hard no fly day ( so really a 5 day trip). Correct me if I'm wrong but this should award me a PB day?
I'm reserve - not by choice as I am < 60% in category - we just seem to have this manning problem due to the vaccine or so I'm told.... Not a YS, this trip was assigned by CS. |
Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3218380)
FWIW, every black polo shirt pilot that talked to me about monetizing profit sharing last time around was way over the hill. May or may not have been boomers...
Did they still use their call sign to introduce themselves? |
Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3220641)
So I just finished a 4 day trip where the last leg was a red-eye that landed at 0645 that ran in to a hard no fly day ( so really a 5 day trip). Correct me if I'm wrong but this should award me a PB day?
I'm reserve - not by choice as I am < 60% in category - we just seem to have this manning problem due to the vaccine or so I'm told.... Not a YS, this trip was assigned by CS. A5S |
Originally Posted by All 5 Stages
(Post 3220678)
You should get 9 hours free of duty upon your new release at the completion of your rotation; and your X-days start afterwards. PWA 23.S.9.a has an example.
A5S In my case I go back on LC. My golden X day is gone as I got back in base at 0715 that morning. I have today off go back on LC tomorrow. My golden X day is gone, nothing got slid to the right. I should get a PB day for the fact they scheduled me into my hard off day right? That reference above is not about that. |
Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3220641)
So I just finished a 4 day trip where the last leg was a red-eye that landed at 0645 that ran in to a hard no fly day ( so really a 5 day trip). Correct me if I'm wrong but this should award me a PB day?
I'm reserve - not by choice as I am < 60% in category - we just seem to have this manning problem due to the vaccine or so I'm told.... Not a YS, this trip was assigned by CS. Also of note, every time I’ve ever been rerouted into an X day, crew sched has never applied the PB day. I’ve had to call them every time to get it fixed. |
Originally Posted by Jodaaddy
(Post 3220687)
9 hours free from duty after your release plus 24 off for each X day interrupted. Double check their work, crew sched has literally screwed this up the last 4 times for me. Most of the time they forget about the 9 hours. This morning, I had to call and correct them because they gave me the 9 hours, but no PB day. Extremely frustrating when they can’t do their job correctly.
Also of note, every time I’ve ever been rerouted into an X day, crew sched has never applied the PB day. I’ve had to call them every time to get it fixed. |
Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3220689)
This is more in line with what I thought. I'll call them. I was just trying to find the actual wording of "awarded a PB day" but can't find it in the PWA.
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Originally Posted by boog123
(Post 3220644)
Did they still use their call sign to introduce themselves?
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Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3220680)
I read that.
In my case I go back on LC. My golden X day is gone as I got back in base at 0715 that morning. I have today off go back on LC tomorrow. My golden X day is gone, nothing got slid to the right. I should get a PB day for the fact they scheduled me into my hard off day right? That reference above is not about that. 23 S. 3) says a reserve pilot will not be assigned a rotation that interrupts a Golden day. |
Originally Posted by Rooster435
(Post 3220752)
If they assigned a trip that they knew violated a golden x day then you should probably grieve that thru ALPA.
23 S. 3) says a reserve pilot will not be assigned a rotation that interrupts a Golden day. |
Originally Posted by Drum
(Post 3220641)
So I just finished a 4 day trip where the last leg was a red-eye that landed at 0645 that ran in to a hard no fly day ( so really a 5 day trip). Correct me if I'm wrong but this should award me a PB day?
I'm reserve - not by choice as I am < 60% in category - we just seem to have this manning problem due to the vaccine or so I'm told.... Not a YS, this trip was assigned by CS. |
Originally Posted by JamesBond
(Post 3220586)
Without getting into the whole "Is a 767 a real widebody" argument.... is this about size or pay?
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Originally Posted by AlphaBeta
(Post 3220787)
that is an illegal assignment. Contact alpa. You will not receive a pb day, you will get a pr day ending at 1615 on your next on call day.
Thanks everyone for the inputs. |
Originally Posted by Big E 757
(Post 3220800)
The widebody argument won’t prevent you from attempting to segue into a LBP shot though....:)
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Originally Posted by JamesBond
(Post 3220726)
Probably said 'shack' though if they got in a good zinger.
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Originally Posted by RunFast
(Post 3221382)
I don’t get it.
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3221430)
It’s an attempted dig at fighter guys. Call signs and supposedly slipping 3-1 tactical comm into everyday conversation.
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Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3221441)
Saying “shack” to mean “exactly” or “precisely” isn’t even intentionally slipping tactical comm into everyday conversation - it’s usually just habit from two or three decades of using “shack” to mean those very things...because that’s what the community (and everyone in it) did. And even after retirement, one’s closest friends retain the vernacular of a former career, so its use is naturally perpetuated (as is callsign use). It’s no different than saying “standby” to your wife on the phone, or “roger” to a golfing buddy establishing the bet for the round - it is habit. Who among us isn’t guilty of such gross negligence? As far as callsigns go, these guys and gals went by a particular name for decades and have often adopted it as their identity. Often times, even their closest friends could struggle to recall their actual name(s) or its proper pronunciation. I didn’t used to understand the angst against these two characteristics (use of military jargon and callsign use), but now I see it for what it often is - jealousy. And if it’s not that, it’s just one person trying to put another down to feel better about themself - psychology 101.
“Ah, here we are Towards the end of our session It's been a good time (Sure has) Hey Trip, when we're done, why don't we go play some golf? (Sounds good, let's do it) Alright! Hey, I'm gonna have to cranium on over to the pro shop though, and get me a club cranium cover for my 3-wood (So to speak) So to speak, yeah Unfortunately, I gotta go downtown to do it (So to speak) So to speak... Yeah, you know what? I'm tired of this "so to speak" stuff, sayin' "container" and "cranium" all the time, you know I used to go with the flow, 'cause hey, I thought-- you know, hey, bein' a fighter pilot, you know, chicks dig it (Helps with the ladies) Well, you would think. But, uhh... it's a whole new age these days (Yeah) Now all the ladies want is a guy who wears a suit to work, and carries a briefcase, drives a brand new Beamer, comes home at 5 in the afternoon... (Damn shame) It is; it's just not the same I tell ya... You know what, Trip? (What's that?) I wanna say "head" I wanna say "box" When I leave a party I don't wanna "pull chocks" I don't wanna say "no slugs” when I sneak a cheek When I say "I'm goin' downtown" I really mean it! I've got some business to take care of downtown And I don't want anyone sayin' "So to speak" I wanna work for IBM And I don't wanna fight in a war 'Cause bein' a fighter pilot won't get you ***** no more One more time! I wanna work for IBM And I don't wanna fight in a war 'Cause bein' a fighter pilot won't get you ***** no more (Yeah, that was a double negative) Yeah, well at least I don't have a small penis (Hey, shut up!) Dead bug!” ~ DOS GRINGOS “The Last Song on the CD” (Spotify search it!!) |
Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3221441)
Saying “shack” to mean “exactly” or “precisely” isn’t even intentionally slipping tactical comm into everyday conversation - it’s usually just habit from two or three decades of using “shack” to mean those very things...because that’s what the community (and everyone in it) did. And even after retirement, one’s closest friends retain the vernacular of a former career, so its use is naturally perpetuated (as is callsign use). It’s no different than saying “standby” to your wife on the phone, or “roger” to a golfing buddy establishing the bet for the round - it is habit. Who among us isn’t guilty of such gross negligence? As far as callsigns go, these guys and gals went by a particular name for decades and have often adopted it as their identity. Often times, even their closest friends could struggle to recall their actual name(s) or its proper pronunciation. I didn’t used to understand the angst against these two characteristics (use of military jargon and callsign use), but now I see it for what it often is - jealousy. And if it’s not that, it’s just one person trying to put another down to feel better about themself - psychology 101.
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Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3221441)
Saying “shack” to mean “exactly” or “precisely” isn’t even intentionally slipping tactical comm into everyday conversation - it’s usually just habit from two or three decades of using “shack” to mean those very things...because that’s what the community (and everyone in it) did. And even after retirement, one’s closest friends retain the vernacular of a former career, so its use is naturally perpetuated (as is callsign use). It’s no different than saying “standby” to your wife on the phone, or “roger” to a golfing buddy establishing the bet for the round - it is habit. Who among us isn’t guilty of such gross negligence? As far as callsigns go, these guys and gals went by a particular name for decades and have often adopted it as their identity. Often times, even their closest friends could struggle to recall their actual name(s) or its proper pronunciation. I didn’t used to understand the angst against these two characteristics (use of military jargon and callsign use), but now I see it for what it often is - jealousy. And if it’s not that, it’s just one person trying to put another down to feel better about themself - psychology 101.
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Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3221441)
It’s no different than saying “standby” to your wife on the phone.
And "affirmative". I don't say "yes" anymore. |
Originally Posted by PilotWombat
(Post 3221504)
Guilty.
And "affirmative". I don't say "yes" anymore. |
Who else yells “ Squawk, ident!” when trying to find your kids? Or tells them to “cease buzzer” when getting loud and out of control? 😂
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Originally Posted by Bergman
(Post 3221456)
Good post. It does remind me of this...
...... ~ DOS GRINGOS “The Last Song on the CD” (Spotify search it!!) the voice of a generation |
Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3221430)
It’s an attempted dig at fighter guys. Call signs and supposedly slipping 3-1 tactical comm into everyday conversation.
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Originally Posted by Bergman
(Post 3221456)
DOS GRINGOS “The Last Song on the CD”
(Spotify search it!!) From I’m a Pilot: Well I don't even know Where the oil filter lies But I'll tell you "Fix it faster, god dammit" 'Cause I'm the one who flies! |
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