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I think there will be a lot less NYC 7ER displacements then you think. There may be some, particularly as a result of ATL guys coming North. As a matter of fact the latest Crew Resources news stated the category was overstaffed, but they were trying to figure out whether they needed to ADD 7ER FOs.
Only time will tell.
Only time will tell.
It doesn't matter how someone should be treated as a DAL pilot. Thats not why I asked. With the usual depth of your tweets I understand though. I asked since it would better explain your insistent anti-everything DAL or ALPA attitude. One look on your page and post history and its obvious this is true. Which is why I asked if you "applied" or flowed. I can't imagine for the life of me why anyone with your thoughts would have applied here. Reading into your answer I am confident of the reasons now. Easy come easy go huh?
Face shot! Ouch! Fact is, you fly a pilot to the point where his body doesn't have time to recuperate he's more likely than not to eventually get sick as a result. But who wants to think about facts when they can take a shot at assailing someone for pointing out the negative effects of a very poor TA?
If that's what you actually think he is all about than you are right. I see him different. He is the same type of problem so many organizations have, a side liner heckling at the guys on the field about how bad they are doing. When asked for help....he will be the first to call in sick.
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When you don't have a union that is willing to do the right thing and step in to protect pilots from themselves, this is the result. Our reps should never have let it get to a vote. But by passing it along, they enabled management to steal a lot of candy with very little in return. I agree that the consequences of this are only just beginning to be seen. Staffing the schedule with reserve pilots will become the norm.
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Give them time...they are either (A) sick, or (B) working to the point of fatigue...
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According to the March Crew Planning newsletter, the M88 is currently overstaffed on both the A and B positions even with the additional 13 MD90s coming (130 pilots in M88 staffing world).
They say they do not plan on posting openings on the 88 on the next AE and do not need to post openings for Summer 2013 flying.
As to displacements off the 88, they think enough will bid the 717 not to have to post displacements. If more than enough AE off the 88, then they may even do some backfilling if enough bid off.
But right now, the 88 is overstaffed.... at 10 pilots per plane.
They say they do not plan on posting openings on the 88 on the next AE and do not need to post openings for Summer 2013 flying.
As to displacements off the 88, they think enough will bid the 717 not to have to post displacements. If more than enough AE off the 88, then they may even do some backfilling if enough bid off.
But right now, the 88 is overstaffed.... at 10 pilots per plane.
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