Any "Latest & Greatest about Delta?" Part 2
07-17-2025 | 03:30 PM
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07-17-2025 | 03:55 PM
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The solution is to make IAs pay like normal trips and have all the premium add to a pay out pool split evenly each month to the entire group. If you get assigned a trip there are circumstances that don’t allow you to fly the trip. IAs were and should be a bad thing for both the company and the pilots.
So I work and someone else gets paid as well? No.
07-17-2025 | 04:14 PM
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As evidenced by the ALV restriction. It’s there to protect pilots. Flying an IA over the restriction is no different than trying to fly over vacation.
07-17-2025 | 04:19 PM
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Except this wasn't the purpose of IAs. Since it's being used as a shortcut to running GS, it unfairly excludes pilots from getting premium pay who otherwise want it or deserve it
07-17-2025 | 04:30 PM
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From: Enoch Powell Enthusiast
Who, exactly, is flying "high time"?
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
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07-17-2025 | 05:02 PM
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Who, exactly, is flying "high time"?
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
07-17-2025 | 05:32 PM
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Who, exactly, is flying "high time"?
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
What is "high time" anyway? (20 hours a month? 50? 80+?)
My 12 month lookback is about 800 block hours. Significantly more than most. (Narrow body, domestic, top 30% of category)
The PAS (Pilot Activity Statement) is fascinating.
What, exactly, is the "norm"?
(Someone has to actually fly airplanes. Planes don't fly themselves. Yet.)
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