Originally Posted by Aviator147

You must be using the old link to iCrew. The link that was released 2 or so years ago for SSO sits as a tab on my browser. Click, enter 6 digit or PPR and Password, and iCrew loads in just about those 5 seconds.

Originally Posted by Nantonaku

MiCrew works good but I've never been able to login to iCrew in 5 seconds. The usual pattern for me is I login, get redirected to another page where I have to enter the non-ppr number and then it goes through a handful of redirects and maybe I'm lucky iCrew loads. Yesterday it locked me out for no reason at all other than I logged in on a company computer (this required a very painful 30 minute phone call). Now every time I try to login I enter my details and it says I'm using the wrong page and gives me a red URL I have to use. I use that new URL every time and still I'm forced to go through a labyrinth of pages that sometimes lands me on the right page but most of the time sends me to another page to login. Often after trying to login the final page is an empty white page that if I refresh 50% of the time I'm actually logged in and I'm able to use iCrew. The other times I'm forced to yet again try to re-login. I studied computer science in college, I run my own cloud server in my house so I'm somewhat familiar with technology - I have never been logged-in to iCrew in 5 seconds.

Originally Posted by CBreezy

This. And if you save your password, it takes even less time. If you're using Internet Explorer on a Windows Vista Machine, it might take longer.

Originally Posted by Trip7

Some on here crack me up. How do you become an airline pilot and complain about not being home every night? I've been an airline pilot for over a decade and I've missed some Holidays, Birthdays etc but I've been home for most of them. Is everyone on this page super junior with zero schedule control to bid off Birthdays and Anniversaries? When I was an ATL73NB at 25% I could get any day, holiday, etc off. And I'm not nearly the most senior person on this page. Quit with the hyperboles and exaggerations. Some of yall act like a 4 day trip is a 4 month deployment.

This is a great career. It pays well with alot of time off. Moreover, your day off is your day off. No answering emails, calls, client meetings, emergency patient meetings etc etc.



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Originally Posted by Aviator147

You must be using the old link to iCrew. The link that was released 2 or so years ago for SSO sits as a tab on my browser. Click, enter 6 digit or PPR and Password, and iCrew loads in just about those 5 seconds.

Originally Posted by Nantonaku

Wait, so the iCrew link that is published on iCrew that it tells me to use is the wrong link? Still it cycles through SSO pages and redirects and only sometimes logins correctly. Why would the old link work at all? Are you trying to tell me there is a new link that works 100% of the time but you can still use the old link and it works 20-30% of the time? Where can I find this magical link? I've used the red link published right on iCrew and also used the link published in Deltanet.

Originally Posted by OOfff

Pilots: you couldn’t pay me to work a 9-5 and be in an office all the time. I love my time off and flexibility

also pilots: lawyers and doctors have all kinds of time off and flexibility and I envy it!

Originally Posted by Trip7

You mean take control of your financial life and control your own destiny rather than complain everyday day about lack of days off and bad QOL? Nonsense!

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Originally Posted by notEnuf

About half of this air line did 1-3 day trips and never saw a 4 day. And then we got domestic 5 days. Now 80% of the time in the bid packs are 4+ day trips. We knew there would be overnights just not 4 in a row with less than 12 hours and in BFE. It's gotten much worse whether you want to believe that or not. 3 day trip with 2 12 overnights a week was the norm when I signed up. If you did longer trips you got a longer "night out" layover. Add in the reroute BS and you have no idea what the next leg will be or where and how long the overnight might be. Go ahead and sell 23K, you will be an reserve the rest of your life.