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NERD 03-20-2013 07:38 AM

Should we take this as a positive that the AE results are going to be out on the low end of the window given by SD? Lets hope.

slowplay 03-20-2013 07:38 AM


Originally Posted by Lone Palm (Post 1375663)
I think there's a difference between when there's a seat available versus a full aircraft. Are you saying RJ crews shouldn't go through the extra effort of getting you on the jumpseat if there is a weight and balance issue since we'll be inconvenienced?

Immature attitudes such as displayed by Hockeypilot are pretty rare around here. Most guys I know will do everything possible to get non-revs and OAL jumpseaters on. Yesterday I had a DAL pilot and FA both give up assigned non-rev seats and take jumpseats to get a couple of buddy pass riders on. And that was on a 4+ hour leg.

Karma.

johnso29 03-20-2013 07:38 AM

Why did they re-release JG's announcement of the "Unable to Commute" policy? Lol. I'm sure it won't be up long, but it's there on Deltanet right now.

gloopy 03-20-2013 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by johnso29 (Post 1375734)
Why did they re-release JG's announcement of the "Unable to Commute" policy? Lol. I'm sure it won't be up long, but it's there on Deltanet right now.

Maybe someone used it more than rarely in their career. :rolleyes:

NERD 03-20-2013 07:44 AM

Off topic. Nice=wrinkle free microfiber slacks. Very nice=wrinkle free microfiber slacks with just a little bit of elastic on each side. Kinda like toddlers pants for adults.

johnso29 03-20-2013 07:44 AM


Originally Posted by gloopy (Post 1375735)
Maybe someone used it more than rarely in their career. :rolleyes:

Maybe they should put it on In Flights page. I hear they use it quite often. :mad:

Jinks 03-20-2013 07:45 AM

Hey Timbo,

No more Barge Inn. Last time I was downtown, it was gutted and have since heard it has been torn down. Is Sir Richard going to rebuild? Who knows.

Jinks

LeineLodge 03-20-2013 07:47 AM


Originally Posted by slowplay (Post 1375733)
Immature attitudes such as displayed by Hockeypilot are pretty rare around here. Most guys I know will do everything possible to get non-revs and OAL jumpseaters on. Yesterday I had a DAL pilot and FA both give up assigned non-rev seats and take jumpseats to get a couple of buddy pass riders on. And that was on a 4+ hour leg.

Karma.

Agreed. I've done the same on trans-cons for RJ guys. We're all just trying to get where we're going.

Hockey is NOT the norm around here. :cool:

iceman49 03-20-2013 07:54 AM


Originally Posted by Xray678 (Post 1375451)
Don't know about the pay rate. I think they are paid what they can hold.

If they can't hold it and need to fly for currency in that seat, then a trip buy is put in. The original captain is paid for the trip. So again, how are you harmed?

Apparently not harmed pay wise, but why would you do it, place a individual in a position they cannot hold and will never hold...to what end. There are pilots that can hold the aircraft and probably would be able to teach. The cost is the same.

iceman49 03-20-2013 07:57 AM


Originally Posted by slowplay (Post 1375733)
Immature attitudes such as displayed by Hockeypilot are pretty rare around here. Most guys I know will do everything possible to get non-revs and OAL jumpseaters on. Yesterday I had a DAL pilot and FA both give up assigned non-rev seats and take jumpseats to get a couple of buddy pass riders on. And that was on a 4+ hour leg.

Karma.

Completely agree!


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