Reserve at Delta
#21
Roll’n Thunder
Joined: Oct 2009
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#22
The short call game has changed since the new contract. Like others have said here I used to get maybe 3 short calls a month and 95% of the time I wouldn't get used. I'm top 1/3 of west coast narrow body B category living in base.
This is my first month on reserve since the short call 1 hour pay was implemented. I was on short call 4 times (the 4 times I didn't have a long call assignment) and got used every time.
I used to plan a day off when on short call.
I think the new contract means they are putting less people on short call, so there is higher likelihood of being used.
Airfix
This is my first month on reserve since the short call 1 hour pay was implemented. I was on short call 4 times (the 4 times I didn't have a long call assignment) and got used every time.
I used to plan a day off when on short call.
I think the new contract means they are putting less people on short call, so there is higher likelihood of being used.
Airfix
#23
Line Holder
Joined: Feb 2016
Posts: 527
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From: 320
At 40-something percent ATL 717B, I haven't been called for a trip in over three weeks, bidding a 3 on/4 off pattern seems to help in not getting used, and I think i've had 2 SC's which I haven't been used from.
#26
The short call game has changed since the new contract. Like others have said here I used to get maybe 3 short calls a month and 95% of the time I wouldn't get used. I'm top 1/3 of west coast narrow body B category living in base.
This is my first month on reserve since the short call 1 hour pay was implemented. I was on short call 4 times (the 4 times I didn't have a long call assignment) and got used every time.
I used to plan a day off when on short call.
I think the new contract means they are putting less people on short call, so there is higher likelihood of being used.
Airfix
This is my first month on reserve since the short call 1 hour pay was implemented. I was on short call 4 times (the 4 times I didn't have a long call assignment) and got used every time.
I used to plan a day off when on short call.
I think the new contract means they are putting less people on short call, so there is higher likelihood of being used.
Airfix
Edit: In a sign of the ineptitude of the times the last one was an equipment swap from a 220. Showered, shaved, sat in traffic, got to the gate to find…. A 220. Called tracking to find out a 220 broke so they swapped to a 757 and called me off SC. Hours later they couldn’t find an FO for love or money so put it back on the 220.
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#28
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2014
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All credit is pay, not all pay is credit. So the only options are pay and credit or pay no credit. Plus the double and new one and a half options.
Anything that is pay and credit offsets rsv guarantee. It also would count towards the WS/SS limit, GS trigger, or be eligible for bank deposits.
Pay no credit items are just pay and don’t count to any of the above.
Except for vacation which is pay no credit but does count towards the GS trigger.
Anything that is pay and credit offsets rsv guarantee. It also would count towards the WS/SS limit, GS trigger, or be eligible for bank deposits.
Pay no credit items are just pay and don’t count to any of the above.
Except for vacation which is pay no credit but does count towards the GS trigger.
#29
New Hire
Joined: Feb 2024
Posts: 1
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How easy is it to drop reserve days? I’ve got a class date this summer and it’ll be the first job I’ve had to commute for, so I’d like to avoid 19 days of reserve if possible knowing I’ll lose some pay until I’m senior enough to hold lines.
#30
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2021
Posts: 1,331
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19 days of RES isn't a thing here though (unless you count days spent commuting.) The least amount of days off that can be assigned in a "normal" 30-day month is 12, and can be as high as 14 with good staffing. 13-15 in a 31-day month.
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