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thunderbird22 03-21-2025 12:15 PM

GSWC
 

Originally Posted by ClaraShip (Post 3895593)
disagree. That’s just someone providing perspective. Like someone jazzed to get a five day Green Slip With Conflict over a one day trip.

I would be jazzed on that. I try not to do 5 days at all costs but id do one for green slip pay plus the day trip pay. 5 day green slip is a lot of $ definitely worth my time

Snapdragon 03-21-2025 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by thunderbird22 (Post 3895823)
I would be jazzed on that. I try not to do 5 days at all costs but id do one for green slip pay plus the day trip pay. 5 day green slip is a lot of $ definitely worth my time

are you sure you know how a GSWC works?

DWC CAP10 USAF 03-21-2025 12:45 PM


Originally Posted by thunderbird22 (Post 3895823)
I would be jazzed on that. I try not to do 5 days at all costs but id do one for green slip pay plus the day trip pay. 5 day green slip is a lot of $ definitely worth my time

GSWC is a misnomer.....its better explained as a WSWC.....you get single pay for the 5 day "green" slip, then single pay for the conflict rotation that is dropped.

So doing a 5 day to drop a 1 day is terrible.

But doing a 1 day GSWC that drops the 5 day....chef's kiss!

tennisguru 03-21-2025 12:46 PM


Originally Posted by Snapdragon (Post 3895828)
are you sure you know how a GSWC works?

GSWC get better the shorter the trip you fly vs the longer the trip you drop. Flying a 2 day to drop a 5 day would be sweet. Flying a 5 to drop a 2 is much less desirable.

StoneQOLdCrazy 03-21-2025 01:02 PM

Yes...green slip with conflict would be more accurately described as a white slip with conflict.

thunderbird22 03-21-2025 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF (Post 3895834)
GSWC is a misnomer.....its better explained as a WSWC.....you get single pay for the 5 day "green" slip, then single pay for the conflict rotation that is dropped.

So doing a 5 day to drop a 1 day is terrible.

But doing a 1 day GSWC that drops the 5 day....chef's kiss!

ya learn something new everyday! Good to know

DeltaboundRedux 03-21-2025 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF (Post 3895834)
GSWC is a misnomer.....its better explained as a WSWC.....you get single pay for the 5 day "green" slip, then single pay for the conflict rotation that is dropped.

So doing a 5 day to drop a 1 day is terrible.

But doing a 1 day GSWC that drops the 5 day....chef's kiss!

Yup.

Pick up another GS on the 4 days that dropped and it’s effectively triple pay.
(Hey, you were planning to work anyway)

I haven’t seen a GSWC for a long, long time.

notEnuf 03-22-2025 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by DeltaboundRedux (Post 3895923)
Yup.

Pick up another GS on the 4 days that dropped and it’s effectively triple pay.
(Hey, you were planning to work anyway)

I haven’t seen a GSWC for a long, long time.

The only ones I remember seeing were the A350 launch debacle and the legendary million dolar man. I've never seen one in my cats and even OOBGS were 3 years ago.

crewdawg 03-22-2025 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by notEnuf (Post 3896111)
The only ones I remember seeing were the A350 launch debacle and the legendary million dolar man. I've never seen one in my cats and even OOBGS were 3 years ago.


With the massive loss of PB days in the system, it's hard to even see a regular GS anymore lol. But ya, the GS after GSWC were incredible with the 350 launch.

waldo135 03-22-2025 01:16 PM


Originally Posted by notEnuf (Post 3896111)
The only ones I remember seeing were the A350 launch debacle and the legendary million dolar man. I've never seen one in my cats and even OOBGS were 3 years ago.

2015 NYC717B. Got a 1-day GSWC that covered day 1 of a 5-day, then a 3-day GS on days 3-5 of original trip. 12 days of pay in the 5 day footprint. Things were crazy back then.

tripled 03-25-2025 01:19 AM


Originally Posted by waldo135 (Post 3896143)
2015 NYC717B. Got a 1-day GSWC that covered day 1 of a 5-day, then a 3-day GS on days 3-5 of original trip. 12 days of pay in the 5 day footprint. Things were crazy back then.

at least we changed batch sizes and then helped to cover trips earlier

crewdawg 03-25-2025 05:28 AM


Originally Posted by tripled (Post 3896861)
at least we changed batch sizes and then helped to cover trips earlier


Lol right! And allow an app that randomly glitches and allows a GS to go junior.

Trip7 03-25-2025 08:44 AM


Originally Posted by waldo135 (Post 3896143)
2015 NYC717B. Got a 1-day GSWC that covered day 1 of a 5-day, then a 3-day GS on days 3-5 of original trip. 12 days of pay in the 5 day footprint. Things were crazy back then.

2021 ATL73NB. 2 Day LAX OOBGSWC Dropped a 28 hr 5 day.

nene 03-25-2025 09:27 AM


Originally Posted by waldo135 (Post 3896143)
2015 NYC717B. Got a 1-day GSWC that covered day 1 of a 5-day, then a 3-day GS on days 3-5 of original trip. 12 days of pay in the 5 day footprint. Things were crazy back then.

Not to rain on your parade, but just for casual observers, pretty sure that would amount to 9 days of pay due to this provision in the PWA:
  • A pilot who is awarded a GSWC will receive single pay and credit for the rotation removed and single

    pay, no credit, for the rotation flown. A number of pay examples are included in Section 23 U.


GSWC's are not quite as juicy as some believe, tasty for sure.

OOfff 03-25-2025 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by nene (Post 3896989)
Not to rain on your parade, but just for casual observers, pretty sure that would amount to 9 days of pay due to this provision in the PWA:
  • A pilot who is awarded a GSWC will receive single pay and credit for the rotation removed and single

    pay, no credit, for the rotation flown. A number of pay examples are included in Section 23 U.


GSWC's are not quite as juicy as some believe, tasty for sure.

1 + 5 + 2(3) = 12

crewdawg 03-25-2025 10:13 AM


Originally Posted by nene (Post 3896989)
Not to rain on your parade, but just for casual observers, pretty sure that would amount to 9 days of pay due to this provision in the PWA:
  • A pilot who is awarded a GSWC will receive single pay and credit for the rotation removed and single

    pay, no credit, for the rotation flown. A number of pay examples are included in Section 23 U.


GSWC's are not quite as juicy as some believe, tasty for sure.


As Offf pointed out, you are correct for the 1 and 5 day (single pay for both), but any additional GS will be 2xPay like normal. This is how the 350 guys cleaned house, especially when they had short trips drop their 9 day trips. It was a thing of beauty...just jealous I wasn't in category to take advantage.

waldo135 03-25-2025 12:47 PM


Originally Posted by OOfff (Post 3897000)
1 + 5 + 2(3) = 12

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