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johnso29 02-09-2013 06:25 AM


Originally Posted by SailorJerry (Post 1348903)
Just correcting the Internet board misinformation. The fact that there wasn't a seat lock on new hire awards was what astounded me.

What did astound me was that you had recovery language at all. The system in place is still archaic.

Delta wouldn't have it any other way!!!

Don't
Ever
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Technology
Advance

scambo1 02-09-2013 06:41 AM


Originally Posted by Flamer (Post 1348883)
Neutral? Cost negative when all the dust settles. Hope all the yes voters were happy with their last paycheck. I wasn't astounded.


I was just trying to be reasonable. I actually agree with you.

SailorJerry 02-09-2013 07:01 AM


Originally Posted by johnso29 (Post 1348920)

Delta wouldn't have it any other way!!!

Don't
Ever
Let
Technology
Advance

Let's just hope Tahoe has something in it for us.

acl65pilot 02-09-2013 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by Thrust Normal (Post 1348852)
FWIW the new hire seat lock didn't come in with this contract. I believe it came with the LOA that reduced our OE and some recovery obligations.

Correct. It removed all recovery obligation when removed for OE. If you do not think this is a big deal, look at all of the retirements and ensuing training in the next ten years. DAL has LCA's bid for lines and cannot hold back the corresponding B Rotation so all of those trips will be removed with no obligation. It also means that as we are short, those pilots can go and WS or GS a rotation for pay on top of the pay they receive for the removed rotation.

If I recall correctly, the quid was a 12 month seat lock for new hires.

acl65pilot 02-09-2013 07:07 AM


Originally Posted by SailorJerry (Post 1348949)
Let's just hope Tahoe has something in it for us.

Tahoe, will have items in it directly for Flight Ops, but not for the near term. Our FPS will talked directly to it and will adjust accordingly. (New FPS will be developed to do this) Its a huge IT work-over and my guess is the tangible items for us will be 24-36 months out.

SailorJerry 02-09-2013 07:10 AM


Originally Posted by acl65pilot (Post 1348954)

Tahoe, will have items in it directly for Flight Ops, but not for the near term. Our FPS will talked directly to it and will adjust accordingly. (New FPS will be developed to do this) Its a huge IT work-over and my guess is the tangible items for us will be 24-36 months out.

Considering the quality of the off the shelf products out there like Sabre, FLiCA, and the Jeppesen stuff, about the best thing I can say is "better late than never".

Ferd149 02-09-2013 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1348835)
I used to not like The Big Bang Theory at all, but it's been growing on me. The study is still out as to why.

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Ahhhhhhhhh you young whipper snappers get off my lawn. While cute, a real woman ...............well never mind

Ok, only Scambo and I probably know who she is anyway:cool:

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Pineapple Guy 02-09-2013 07:20 AM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 1348913)
As a pilot, I do not believe we are able to travel while sick or disabled at all. Everyone I've known who has done it has to get a special allowance from the CPO. Got no idea how it works for the other employee groups, but, it kinda makes sense that the Company would prioritize people trying to get to / from work before those who are on leave with perhaps more flexible schedules.

You can't travel while on sick leave, unless the CPO approves. Once you go onto disability, you have unlimited S3B travel.

sailingfun 02-09-2013 07:29 AM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 1348913)
As a pilot, I do not believe we are able to travel while sick or disabled at all. Everyone I've known who has done it has to get a special allowance from the CPO. Got no idea how it works for the other employee groups, but, it kinda makes sense that the Company would prioritize people trying to get to / from work before those who are on leave with perhaps more flexible schedules.

Disabled pilots have unlimited s3b passes. Sick pilots require CP approval. Quick phone call to the CPS office.

wiggy 02-09-2013 07:31 AM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 1348913)
As a pilot, I do not believe we are able to travel while sick or disabled at all. Everyone I've known who has done it has to get a special allowance from the CPO. Got no idea how it works for the other employee groups, but, it kinda makes sense that the Company would prioritize people trying to get to / from work before those who are on leave with perhaps more flexible schedules.

Permission from CPO is technically true while on short term disability. (6mos.) For long term disability we receive unlimited S-3B passes for employee and family (I think there may be a longevity restriction on that...over 10 yrs with the company, I think) S-3B same as retirees, with DOH priority...sucks but way better than buddy pass priority...agree active duty should have priority.


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