Creative use of out/in times....just saying!

 

LCC fell 7%. I think we'll show a 2Q profit between $600-700M on record revenue. Oil is up to $92/barrel due to 'tensions in the Gulf', aka 'Iran'.

On a good note:

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I'm sure you meant this, but for all the lurkers out there who get their contract knowledge from reading APC:

ALV isn't when you are done... It is when you reach your reserve guarantee , which is normally ALV -2:00, and much lower when you have CQ or vacation.

Clamp would actually be done if he was "just under ALV" (i.e. his accumulated credit is within 2:00 of ALV).

 

I have one...

1930 SC.

I got a call at 0130, showed at 0300, departed at 0430, high fived the surprised crew staggering up to the gate showing for an 0600 go and meets us walking off the plane.

Back at 0800.

Funny.


Sort of.

 

NYC yesterday...



I've seen this before but can't remember where...



Oh yeah, now I remember. There is a nearly naked woman at the top there with some weird dogs, and a big fat marshmallow man coming down the road.

 

Bumping this because I don't see how it's legal either per Whitlow.

 

It is. 15 hrs sked including a operated flight via PWA and no FAR limit

 

Whitlow does not apply to DH unless prior to a flight. As for post flight with no FAR defined flying you can go non-stop. Was on duty one time for 36 hrs at the end of a DH. There is no real FAR limit to that, only PWA.

 

If your flying ends before 16 hours, but DH is past 16 hours, it's legal, as ACL says. Doesn't mean it doesn't suck!

They're pushing the boundaries, boys! Time to hire.

 

These boundaries will be pushed for the remainder of your career with the work rules in place combined with the retirements coming.