Originally Posted by Delta1067 (Post 1373819)

Anyone done a buddy pass lately. I was quoting a friend how much it would cost and when I did the "fare calculator" on travelnet 2 prices came up. There was a yield $xxx.xx and a buddy $xxx.xx Do you add both to get the total or is the yield part of the buddy and you just end up paying the higher buddy amount? Confused?

Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1373827)

The yield fare is for your kids, when they are over 23. For a Buddy Pass, you pay the buddy pass amount.

Originally Posted by Delta1067 (Post 1373828)

Thanks Timbo! Good news

Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1373830)

You're welcome, and remember, your kids over 23 are S3B, buddies are S4. Good luck.

Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 1373834)

Hurry, there is only 17 hours and 33 minutes to change your bids another dozen times! :eek:

Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 1373834)

Hurry, there is only 17 hours and 33 minutes to change your bids another dozen times! :eek:

Originally Posted by XtremeF150 (Post 1373834)

Hurry, there is only 17 hours and 33 minutes to change your bids another dozen times! :eek:

Originally Posted by Delta1067 (Post 1373828)

Thanks Timbo! Good news

Originally Posted by NERD (Post 1373821)

We need to do away the GS system. It only benefits locals. I'm guessing over 50% of us commute. By not having 1.5 over say ALV for example, it's cost me over a $1500 this month. I don't pick up or trade, just fly what pbs gives me. With ALVs going up with the new contract we should work on this, possibly in any negotiation involving the Virgen code share. There can stil be double time for inverse assignments or reroutes into days off. I'm sure the other half that don't commute won't like this though.