tax question...
 

Does anyone who has used ez per diem know if reserve days spent on long call gets you anything? That is, if you're a commuter, and don't actually commute to your base for long call that day. Not saying it should, just wondering how that works when you input your data.

Yes it has. :)

[sound of crying]

At first glance, looks like a good bid. Captain goes down to 8268, lots of very junior guys getting 7ERB. Maybe temporary, but looks like I get a 4+% bump in ATL. Whoop!:D

There were supposed to be 10 7ERB vacancies in SEA, and 3 7ERB bid off, but they only filled 5 positions?
Is everything they publish in light pencil? Too cynical?

Congrats new Captains!

I think they probably had some network tweak after the bid was put out. If you look at all the non-SEA -er training, I think you will come to the conclusion that they have their hands full. My guess is they will get SEA next bid and, in the mean time, cover the flying out of LA, SLC and of course ATL...

Actually there were more awards then that when you count the 8 reinstatements.

You are correct. Thanks.
I need to read the whole doc. Better news, and yes too cynical.:)

So finally, the truth comes out...you are a union insider! :cool:
Thank you for your service.

On a macro level, I have to ask, what exactly did tens of thousands of FPL dollars produce? What is the return on our dues money investment? What do we have to show for it?

There was nothing "bottom up" about that campaign. Moak demanded it, and DALPA saluted smartly and dumped our dues money down the ****ter.

From what I observed during my layover, the pilots that spent time talking with the P2P guys in the lobby came away with a greater awareness of the issues and what their representatives are doing on their behalf. Overall, a positive impression was left with most.