"P" on the trip coverage report?
02-22-2024, 06:21 AM
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"P" on the trip coverage report?
Has it always been there? What does it mean?
I just noticed that there is a column to the left of the pairing-number column labeled "P".
For the entire month of February, there're only two trips tagged with the P: both Pacific, 1-GS, 1-RES. Lot's of similar trips and coverage situations not marked with the P. ??
I just noticed that there is a column to the left of the pairing-number column labeled "P".
For the entire month of February, there're only two trips tagged with the P: both Pacific, 1-GS, 1-RES. Lot's of similar trips and coverage situations not marked with the P. ??
02-22-2024, 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by captkdobbs
Has it always been there? What does it mean?
I just noticed that there is a column to the left of the pairing-number column labeled "P".
For the entire month of February, there're only two trips tagged with the P: both Pacific, 1-GS, 1-RES. Lot's of similar trips and coverage situations not marked with the P. ??
I just noticed that there is a column to the left of the pairing-number column labeled "P".
For the entire month of February, there're only two trips tagged with the P: both Pacific, 1-GS, 1-RES. Lot's of similar trips and coverage situations not marked with the P. ??
"P paid - if marked 'p' this indicates a non-theatre-qualified-pilot has already been paid for this trip."
02-22-2024, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by immolated
While we're on this topic, what does "A#1" mean? The help screen says "Assignment", but that's the least helpful description possible. They're all assignments.
02-22-2024, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by immolated
While we're on this topic, what does "A#1" mean? The help screen says "Assignment", but that's the least helpful description possible. They're all assignments.
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02-22-2024, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by immolated
While we're on this topic, what does "A#1" mean? The help screen says "Assignment", but that's the least helpful description possible. They're all assignments.
Both Assignments and Awards show on the DTC.
"Assignments" is when scheduling assigns you a rotation on LC, of assigns you short call....things you aren't volunteering for.
But things like GS and YS and WS are "awards"....things you asked for.
02-22-2024, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
Involuntary assignment aka GS with no trigger that doesn’t count against GS.
things you aren't volunteering for.
02-22-2024, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by immolated
Are they actually involuntary though? It's my understanding IA are profferrs, and like any ARCOS you can accept or decline it.
02-22-2024, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by immolated
Are they actually involuntary though? It's my understanding IA are profferrs, and like any ARCOS you can accept or decline it.
02-22-2024, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
Officially, No, they are absolutely not proffers. However, before the ARCOS Batch-size-swap-for-no-more-IA-outside-8-hours agreement, the company would sometimes treat them as proffers.
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