Any "Latest & Greatest about Delta?" Part 2
#8881
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They also were spread out over the remaining month.
Yes, we need to protect PB days because the company wants that but SS has been used so little, it isn’t the PB killer some people like some people want you to believe.
The company violating the 23m7 negotiation, skipping coverage ladders and just awarding IAs is killing more PB days than SS ever have.
#8882
As they have been permitted by the TC ladders for a long time. Being for or against OOBRES coverage is similar in nature to the OOBWS brouhaha.
When you see a trip NOOP to get covered by OOBRES, it better be the whole dang thing plus DHs as needed. If it’s not the full rotation, it’s a PWA violation.
If they don’t find anyone, the original rotation should be REOP to accomplish the next step.
When you see a trip NOOP to get covered by OOBRES, it better be the whole dang thing plus DHs as needed. If it’s not the full rotation, it’s a PWA violation.
If they don’t find anyone, the original rotation should be REOP to accomplish the next step.
I've watched many a trip that I thought would come to me as a greedy....when they do get shipped OOB, I find them....most are the full trip...the ones that get broken up I file ACE/STS reports on them.
#8883
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Same in our category. There are still multiple soaked 5 day SS which are very hard to make room for, and someone would need 30 hours of pickup available. Difficult to make happen with low staffing.
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#8884
The truth of the matter is there's plenty of other mil related work to be done outside scheduled monthly drill weekends. Additional flight periods for currency, staff work, leadership role duties, etc... it's not hard to get on a pay status to do extra work. It doesn't require "orders", and it's not lying or doing anything shady.
So a pilot drops a trip they don't "like" to perform unscheduled mil duties. Is it really "abusing" mil leave to go do work that pays significantly less?. Trust me, everyone that's dropped a Delta trip to perform mil duties at some point during the day will bust out a calculator to figure out how much money they're missing out on. 2x pain if you got a GS call while at drill.
#8885
That comes from the misconception that people drop mil leave and DONT perform mil duty to optimize their schedules.
The truth of the matter is there's plenty of other mil related work to be done outside scheduled monthly drill weekends. Additional flight periods for currency, staff work, leadership role duties, etc... it's not hard to get on a pay status to do extra work. It doesn't require "orders", and it's not lying or doing anything shady.
So a pilot drops a trip they don't "like" to perform unscheduled mil duties. Is it really "abusing" mil leave to go do work that pays significantly less?. Trust me, everyone that's dropped a Delta trip to perform mil duties at some point during the day will bust out a calculator to figure out how much money they're missing out on. 2x pain if you got a GS call while at drill.
The truth of the matter is there's plenty of other mil related work to be done outside scheduled monthly drill weekends. Additional flight periods for currency, staff work, leadership role duties, etc... it's not hard to get on a pay status to do extra work. It doesn't require "orders", and it's not lying or doing anything shady.
So a pilot drops a trip they don't "like" to perform unscheduled mil duties. Is it really "abusing" mil leave to go do work that pays significantly less?. Trust me, everyone that's dropped a Delta trip to perform mil duties at some point during the day will bust out a calculator to figure out how much money they're missing out on. 2x pain if you got a GS call while at drill.
#8886
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Kudos to the the crew of this 765 & the appropriate use of the Fuel Cutoff Switch…
https://youtu.be/2Wt0c5Cvmcg?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/2Wt0c5Cvmcg?feature=shared
#8887
I said it last week, but I saw one ‘area code’ in my category pick up 13 days of SS in 1 run. That’s total BS.
SS desperately need a leveling mechanism. AND they need to be made available to Reserve.
#8888
The truth of the matter is there's plenty of other mil related work to be done outside scheduled monthly drill weekends. Additional flight periods for currency, staff work, leadership role duties, etc... it's not hard to get on a pay status to do extra work. It doesn't require "orders", and it's not lying or doing anything shady.
So a pilot drops a trip they don't "like" to perform unscheduled mil duties. Is it really "abusing" mil leave to go do work that pays significantly less?. Trust me, everyone that's dropped a Delta trip to perform mil duties at some point during the day will bust out a calculator to figure out how much money they're missing out on. 2x pain if you got a GS call while at drill.
#8889
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I would argue that the super senior who grab 98% of the SS are senior (and experienced) enough to drop their entire schedule on the swap board, or through bad coverage/worse coverage SWP. It’s really not that hard.
I said it last week, but I saw one ‘area code’ in my category pick up 13 days of SS in 1 run. That’s total BS.
SS desperately need a leveling mechanism. AND they need to be made available to Reserve.
I said it last week, but I saw one ‘area code’ in my category pick up 13 days of SS in 1 run. That’s total BS.
SS desperately need a leveling mechanism. AND they need to be made available to Reserve.
#8890
Why not just take GS away from Res then? What’s the difference???
Why keep Res from getting the PB days that would come from the exact same trip going Green?
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