DALPA Pay raise
02-26-2024, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
My data point: At year end 2023 I averaged 99:38 on my PPAS.
I don't work too hard and I don't comute to ATL. 108 is a hustler number IMHO. 6 Hours means 18 hour 3 days and 24 hour 4 days, they exist but are not the norm.
I don't work too hard and I don't comute to ATL. 108 is a hustler number IMHO. 6 Hours means 18 hour 3 days and 24 hour 4 days, they exist but are not the norm.
02-26-2024, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
My data point: At year end 2023 I averaged 99:38 on my PPAS.
I don't work too hard and I don't comute to ATL. 108 is a hustler number IMHO. 6 Hours means 18 hour 3 days and 24 hour 4 days, they exist but are not the norm.
I don't work too hard and I don't comute to ATL. 108 is a hustler number IMHO. 6 Hours means 18 hour 3 days and 24 hour 4 days, they exist but are not the norm.
02-26-2024, 05:25 AM
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I recently read LEC C16 and there were a few paragraphs in there from their chairman about the PMRC proposal. The most persuasive argument against the raise that I have yet to hear a good rebuttal was the idea that there isn't a shortage of volunteers and most of them do so because it's a higher calling of service to the pilot group (despite the disgusting narrative from some posters here or on other social media platforms) and that this raise would only stand to increase volunteers who are interested in making more money without having to fly.
02-26-2024, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by myrkridia
What did you average in days worked per month? How does your 99h/days worked stack up to the 108h/18 days?
02-26-2024, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by myrkridia
I recently read LEC C16 and there were a few paragraphs in there from their chairman about the PMRC proposal. The most persuasive argument against the raise that I have yet to hear a good rebuttal was the idea that there isn't a shortage of volunteers and most of them do so because it's a higher calling of service to the pilot group (despite the disgusting narrative from some posters here or on other social media platforms) and that this raise would only stand to increase volunteers who are interested in making more money without having to fly.
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Edit: Actually, I don't see any situation where the PMRC would propose, and get passed, a reduction in compensation.
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