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#4341
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Here’s a new one for me. Both pilots are on reserve.
Pilot A: 3 days available. Assigned 1 day trip as only reserve available.
Pilot B: Takes 3 day GS over same days aftwr Pilot A has their original assignment. 5 hours to report CS drops Pilot A’s trip and gives them pilot B’s trip citing obscure PWA reference to maximize reserve utilization. Sorry don’t have the reference. Pilot A was unavailable for this trip at the time of the GS assignment. Pilot B out of luck for PB days and rotation guarantee. Told to just grieve it.
Pilot A: 3 days available. Assigned 1 day trip as only reserve available.
Pilot B: Takes 3 day GS over same days aftwr Pilot A has their original assignment. 5 hours to report CS drops Pilot A’s trip and gives them pilot B’s trip citing obscure PWA reference to maximize reserve utilization. Sorry don’t have the reference. Pilot A was unavailable for this trip at the time of the GS assignment. Pilot B out of luck for PB days and rotation guarantee. Told to just grieve it.
#4342
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Here’s a new one for me. Both pilots are on reserve.
Pilot A: 3 days available. Assigned 1 day trip as only reserve available.
Pilot B: Takes 3 day GS over same days aftwr Pilot A has their original assignment. 5 hours to report CS drops Pilot A’s trip and gives them pilot B’s trip citing obscure PWA reference to maximize reserve utilization. Sorry don’t have the reference. Pilot A was unavailable for this trip at the time of the GS assignment. Pilot B out of luck for PB days and rotation guarantee. Told to just grieve it.
Pilot A: 3 days available. Assigned 1 day trip as only reserve available.
Pilot B: Takes 3 day GS over same days aftwr Pilot A has their original assignment. 5 hours to report CS drops Pilot A’s trip and gives them pilot B’s trip citing obscure PWA reference to maximize reserve utilization. Sorry don’t have the reference. Pilot A was unavailable for this trip at the time of the GS assignment. Pilot B out of luck for PB days and rotation guarantee. Told to just grieve it.
If Pilot B showed up to find the trip was removed, they'd be due suit-up pay and 1 PB day. (23.U.6.b.2)
As for whether the change in coverage was legal, would take some sleuthing/tickets to figure that out.
Also, Pilot B may be due pay for any other missed slips as a result of this error or omission change. (23.Q.12.c)
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#4344
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You have to use Micrew to sign in. I've had that happen before where I go to sign in and the trip is gone. If it's short notice I call and ask for short term parking and ask them to sign me in because I'm driving now. That hasn't backfired yet and if it does I plan to say I'm at the airport looking for parking so I am due suit up pay.
#4345
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You have to use Micrew to sign in. I've had that happen before where I go to sign in and the trip is gone. If it's short notice I call and ask for short term parking and ask them to sign me in because I'm driving now. That hasn't backfired yet and if it does I plan to say I'm at the airport looking for parking so I am due suit up pay.
#4346
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Pilot B had no obligation to be contactable (in rest) up until report.
If Pilot B showed up to find the trip was removed, they'd be due suit-up pay and 1 PB day. (23.U.6.b.2)
As for whether the change in coverage was legal, would take some sleuthing/tickets to figure that out.
Also, Pilot B may be due pay for any other missed slips as a result of this error or omission change. (23.Q.12.c)
If Pilot B showed up to find the trip was removed, they'd be due suit-up pay and 1 PB day. (23.U.6.b.2)
As for whether the change in coverage was legal, would take some sleuthing/tickets to figure that out.
Also, Pilot B may be due pay for any other missed slips as a result of this error or omission change. (23.Q.12.c)
#4347
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New day, new question: Awarded a SC several days out from a YS, robocall notification about it, but I'm not contactable. Am I responsible for ascertaining the SC award on my own like for white slips, or do they have to call me again when I'm contactable?
#4348
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If you yellow slipped it, you're responsible for ascertaining an award.
#4349
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Currently. Should be in PB days 14-15-16 with a PR until late morning on 17th.
SC assigned 1800-2359 on 14th. Zero CNO calls nor anything to Acknowledge in MiCrew. Not gonna touch actual icrew. Tried 3 times calling to get PBs fixed. Disconnected after 30+ on hold all 3 times.
Let's see how this works out. No proper notification not even the legal CNO robocall. Nevermind they effed up PB days again.
SC assigned 1800-2359 on 14th. Zero CNO calls nor anything to Acknowledge in MiCrew. Not gonna touch actual icrew. Tried 3 times calling to get PBs fixed. Disconnected after 30+ on hold all 3 times.
Let's see how this works out. No proper notification not even the legal CNO robocall. Nevermind they effed up PB days again.
#4350
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Question: Tried to YS on X day. Trip came up that met request but was assigned to a LC pilot (no YS on from him). Does CS have discretion on who they assign it to or should I have been awarded it? It had about 21+ hrs until report time when assigned.
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