Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
06-18-2014, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by RetiredFTS
Anyone hear why SEA7ER A and B schedules took so long to be published? There are 80+ hour lines for both in open time.
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Attention All Pilots
The LAX 7ERA, LAX 7ERB, SEA 7ERA, and SEA 7ERB categories were rerun during the morning of June17th due to some erroneous conflicts causing a pairing in each category to appear unawardable due to WOCL violations. If you reviewed the preliminary awards prior to 1400E on June 17th, you will see that the results have changed. The reports posted on the Crew Resources and Scheduling page and in iCrew reflect the correct awards and are finalized.
06-18-2014, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by DeadHead
Could be wrong, but I think they've already purchased the Surface Tablets. I think the delay is due to programming issues. I've heard many complain that the Pro version is faster and much easier to design programs for. At least that what I've heard from guys who seem to know more about it.
06-18-2014, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by tsquare
1 off/12 on/1 off/5 on... 85 hours. Got an AMS trip.. but it's over the 4th.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
06-18-2014, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by daldude
Interesting that Flight Ops decided to move the pilots into a disapproved (by DALPA) hotel in San Diego. I wonder if this is an indication of the future relationship between the pilots and Delta?
The hotel indicates they hope to have done enough renovation by August 6th to gain approval. Seems strange that Flight Ops could not wait another month to move the crews, assuming the hotel gained approval by the DALPA hotel committee .
The hotel indicates they hope to have done enough renovation by August 6th to gain approval. Seems strange that Flight Ops could not wait another month to move the crews, assuming the hotel gained approval by the DALPA hotel committee .
06-18-2014, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by tsquare
1 off/12 on/1 off/5 on... 85 hours. Got an AMS trip.. but it's over the 4th.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
06-18-2014, 07:27 AM
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BCN Crew Hotel Rate
Anyone done BCN on vacation recently?
I found a note on mycrewguide saying we can get the crew hotel for 76 euro/night, but that was about a year ago...Anyone done this recently? What's the mechanism to book at this rate? Their website starts at 122/night.
Any other recommendations for the area? We're going to be flying in with 2 young kids (under 6) and then training over to France to meet some friends. I need a few ideas of how to entertain everyone for a few days in BCN - I'm thinking the beach but have never been over there.
I found a note on mycrewguide saying we can get the crew hotel for 76 euro/night, but that was about a year ago...Anyone done this recently? What's the mechanism to book at this rate? Their website starts at 122/night.
Any other recommendations for the area? We're going to be flying in with 2 young kids (under 6) and then training over to France to meet some friends. I need a few ideas of how to entertain everyone for a few days in BCN - I'm thinking the beach but have never been over there.
06-18-2014, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
I loved that now disapproved hotel (that was previously the crew hotel)!
Like daldude said--why the rush?
More evidence that "constructive engagement" is a one-way street the company embraces only when it benefits the company.
06-18-2014, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by sinca3
How much of that is domestic? Somehow I have to figure out when to get my uniform cleaned?!?!
Mine will have lots of time off between (not enough to go home of course) so I'll do my laundry at the crashpad.
06-18-2014, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Purple Drank
The current place is much, much better by any metric--only thing it doesn't have is a water view.
Like daldude said--why the rush?
More evidence that "constructive engagement" is a one-way street the company embraces only when it benefits the company.
Like daldude said--why the rush?
More evidence that "constructive engagement" is a one-way street the company embraces only when it benefits the company.
You have had ample opportunity to answer.
06-18-2014, 08:09 AM
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From our little world here on APC, it appears that the July scheds are a big 👎 from most of us. Lots of avoids disregarded and the bonus denial. Not sure if this is a summertime thing with high alvs, shortened months and lots of vacation (at least in my cat) or something more nefarious.
Originally Posted by tsquare
1 off/12 on/1 off/5 on... 85 hours. Got an AMS trip.. but it's over the 4th.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
Oh, and 2 all nighters in there somewhere... which are an avoid bid.
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