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UGBSM 07-14-2014 10:30 PM


Originally Posted by Roadkill (Post 1683962)
A's out. Still no backdoor Bs.

On another note, I recently had Crew Tracking tell me I had to accept 2 hour duty extension without any choice, it was a contractual obligation.

Crew Tracking is right. You are obligated to be on duty for two hours after the MAX printed on your rotation. It looks like this:

ON DUTY
ACT/MAX

7.41/11.09

So you are obligated to be ON DUTY until 13.09. You may voluntarily extent two hours after that. Read your contract.

FAR117 is something totally different. It looks like this:

12.00/14.00/9.00

That is the max you may operate the aircraft, even if you are ON DUTY later than that. To deadhead for example. You are done flying the aircraft at 12.00 unless you volunteer to extend to 14.00. And of course no more than 9.00 block.

UGBSM 07-14-2014 11:14 PM


Originally Posted by 10000 (Post 1684104)
Anyone want to try to explain when one can really walk?
Looking at my rotation I have one line the says ACT/MAX 7:30/11:10
Then below that it says 12:00/14:00/9:00
So in this case when can one walk?
Does any of this change down the road with the new FAR 117 agreement?

Tell 'em you are done flying the airplane at 12.00. Then tell them you are going to a hotel or going home at 13.10.

gzsg 07-15-2014 12:33 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1684038)
How many training events would pay banding reduce. The answer is very few. Just look at the current rates we are already banded.

In my opinion there will be 3000 initial quals in 2018 raising to 6000 in 2022 due to the retirements and resultant waterfall should we not make concessions on pay banding/longer freezes.

Imagine the number of additional seniority list instructors required for IOE and Theater qual. The additional pilots required to cover line flying while these pilots are in training.

Now imagine cutting them in half.

There is no need to make concessions. We have given enough to last 2 lifetimes.

Jerry

DAL 88 Driver 07-15-2014 04:13 AM


Originally Posted by gzsg (Post 1684453)

There is no need to make concessions. We have given enough to last 2 lifetimes.

^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^

FmrFreightDog 07-15-2014 05:17 AM

Can a reserve pilot be given tag on flying after reaching base at the end of a rotation or does that contractual provision only apply to line holders?

D Mantooth 07-15-2014 05:49 AM


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1684211)
They were aware near the end of negotiations, but that guidance was not given by the reps at the beginning. No reps that I know of gave direction to the negotiating committee to pursue allowing management to operate 70 additional 76 seat RJ's.



And that's why our structure calls for the MEC administrators to follow MEC direction. That did NOT happen in C2012. The question I have is whether there is anything that can be done to prevent this exact same fait accompli from happening again.

Carl

Carl,

I'm just a lurker. God willing, this will be the only post I make, as arguing on the internet is a bit like racing in the Special Olympics - even if you win, you're still...well, you know.

That said, I need to correct one thing. I don't expect you to believe me, but perhaps others might.

Your rep is either lying to you or he has a bad memory.

I was there. Every step of the way. I was at every meeting, in every closed and executive section, and on every conference call. I assure you, the MEC knew from the start of negotiations that 76-seaters were on the table, and knew that reductions in profit sharing were being discussed near the end-game. If I cared enough to get out my notes, I'd find you the exact dates of the meetings during which we discussed the RJs, and the conference call during which the profit sharing reduction was discussed.

Perhaps your source missed some meetings and calls, but that doesn't mean that they didn't happen. The idea that the admin just went rouge, while widespread (by some with a questionable agenda), is simply false.

Feel free to believe me or not. Your choice. But those reading your posts should know that just because something is repeated often doesn't make it true.

I'll leave you guys to your arguing! Enjoy!

Purple Drank 07-15-2014 05:58 AM


Originally Posted by D Mantooth (Post 1684519)

I was there. Every step of the way. I was at every meeting, in every closed and executive section, and on every conference call. I assure you, the MEC knew from the start of negotiations that 76-seaters were on the table, and knew that reductions in profit sharing were being discussed near the end-game. If I cared enough to get out my notes, I'd find you the exact dates of the meetings during which we discussed the RJs, and the conference call during which the profit sharing reduction was discussed.


I'll leave you guys to your arguing! Enjoy!

Perhaps you can consult your notes and tell us more about why the NC bypassed the reps' direction.

We'll leave you to your FPL. Enjoy!

RonRicco 07-15-2014 06:01 AM


Originally Posted by D Mantooth (Post 1684519)
Carl,

I'm just a lurker. God willing, this will be the only post I make, as arguing on the internet is a bit like racing in the Special Olympics - even if you win, you're still...well, you know.

That said, I need to correct one thing. I don't expect you to believe me, but perhaps others might.

Your rep is either lying to you or he has a bad memory.

I was there. Every step of the way. I was at every meeting, in every closed and executive section, and on every conference call. I assure you, the MEC knew from the start of negotiations that 76-seaters were on the table, and knew that reductions in profit sharing were being discussed near the end-game. If I cared enough to get out my notes, I'd find you the exact dates of the meetings during which we discussed the RJs, and the conference call during which the profit sharing reduction was discussed.

Perhaps your source missed some meetings and calls, but that doesn't mean that they didn't happen. The idea that the admin just went rouge, while widespread (by some with a questionable agenda), is simply false.

Feel free to believe me or not. Your choice. But those reading your posts should know that just because something is repeated often doesn't make it true.

I'll leave you guys to your arguing! Enjoy!

Exactly.. I know many of the reps very well (N and S) and that is exactly what they said. I would love to know who that was actually there says that the jumbos were not on the table from day 1.

D Mantooth 07-15-2014 06:06 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 1684523)
Perhaps you can consult your notes and tell us more about why the NC bypassed the reps' direction.

We'll leave you to your FPL. Enjoy!

They didn't.

I'm not on FPL (though I'm very glad that some are - not sure why or how that became a bad thing).

Damn! Two posts! I'm being dragged in!

APCLurker 07-15-2014 06:21 AM


Originally Posted by johnso29 (Post 1682057)
I know it's a little late, but there is a link to said spreadsheet on the PBS info page. Hopefully you get this in time to bid still.



Thanks for the info johnso.


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