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Originally Posted by Herkflyr
(Post 3806619)
Now you got my head spinning! I assume that any instructor GS, no matter their "fly base" for that month, will trump any non-instructor OOBGS, even if they both live in the same city, just due to the language in section 23. So if both of you lived in MCO, and you were based in ATL, and the instructor was flying out of ATL, he would get a NYC GS before you would get the same OOBGS, even if he were junior to you--merely because of the trip coverage step...which is then made even more confusing by scheduling using the same letter for the trip coverage code.
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Originally Posted by Herkflyr
(Post 3806619)
Now you got my head spinning! I assume that any instructor GS, no matter their "fly base" for that month, will trump any non-instructor OOBGS, even if they both live in the same city, just due to the language in section 23. So if both of you lived in MCO, and you were based in ATL, and the instructor was flying out of ATL, he would get a NYC GS before you would get the same OOBGS, even if he were junior to you--merely because of the trip coverage step...which is then made even more confusing by scheduling using the same letter for the trip coverage code.
Surely there's a better way! (a different code for instructor GS would be a good start) If an SLI is in department, their category is INS. The only way to get an INS GS is the H category referenced above. It is confusing that H is used for two things. |
More important than climate catstrophe or greenhouse design right now ...
How long does RR pay take to show up, especially when the rotation is closed? |
Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 3806696)
If an SLI is on a fly month, they don't show as an instructor. They have a base/seat like anyone else. GS go as GS1,2 etc just like everyone else, in seniority order.
If an SLI is in department, their category is INS. The only way to get an INS GS is the H category referenced above. It is confusing that H is used for two things. |
Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3806719)
More important than climate catstrophe or greenhouse design right now ...
How long does RR pay take to show up, especially when the rotation is closed? |
Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3806740)
They seems to have gotten it down to 3-4 days. Occasionally faster, all depending on summer thunderstorms in the ATL.
One this month took 5 days. Last month, I had to call scheduling after a week. |
Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3806719)
More important than climate catstrophe or greenhouse design right now ...
How long does RR pay take to show up, especially when the rotation is closed? |
Originally Posted by tennisguru
(Post 3806766)
Rerouted on Monday night, RRPY showed up this morning (Wednesday). That’s the fastest I’ve ever seen.
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Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3806719)
More important than climate catstrophe or greenhouse design right now ...
How long does RR pay take to show up, especially when the rotation is closed? Until the whole PB/PR fiasco happened I was actually starting to be cautiously optimistic that the company was serious about fixing pay here, too bad months of progress just got smashed to pieces. |
Thanks all. It took only 2 days.
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