Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
I can't find historical data on green slips going back more than a few months. In Sep, for the first time since May, we have positive reserves for more than half the days of the month in the NYC 7ERB. Does this mean the chances of a relatively junior guy getting a GS are slim to none?
I do not. IMO, the MEC should file a grievance on April 1, 2015 and concurrently request expedited arbitration under Section 1 M. This requires that the arbitration be completed within 60 days of filing, i.e., by May 31, and that the Board render its decision within 90 days of filing, i.e., by June 30.
While we may well have exchanged openers by then, I can't imagine that we'll be anywhere close to being through Section 6, and so the two issues can remain completely separate, as they should be.
While we may well have exchanged openers by then, I can't imagine that we'll be anywhere close to being through Section 6, and so the two issues can remain completely separate, as they should be.
Maybe we should approach the company now regarding the compliance issue and see how that "proactive engagement" works for us.
Right? I have to assume that such discussions have already taken place, but that nothing's come of it. RA will never willingly operate a route on which he cannot make money, so I'm guessing that they've told us to pack sand and that they expect to see us before the arbitrator.
The only "self-notification" is for a trip or short call that they place on our line by 1500 on our last X-day. Any other time still requires a phone call from scheduling.
And a reserve pilot no longer has the requirement to acknowledge a trip or short call that's been placed on his line.
And a reserve pilot no longer has the requirement to acknowledge a trip or short call that's been placed on his line.
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How else would you have it operate?
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Good grief.
Today DALPA sent me one of their "True Headings" that they publish to counter the DPA.
I figure its another boring chapter in the on-going battle between a dying DPA and a paranoid DALPA.
But no.
If you cut through all the bluster and legal subterfuge an interesting tid-bit emerges:
Despite months of carefully worded denials,
ALPA has known all along who hacked the DPA website.
My jaw just hit the desk. YGTBSM. Holy federal felony, Batman!
Here we go again. How much dues money is this going to cost us?
This whole hacking fiasco that I thought was a joke, could suddenly become a serious problem.
Today DALPA sent me one of their "True Headings" that they publish to counter the DPA.
I figure its another boring chapter in the on-going battle between a dying DPA and a paranoid DALPA.
But no.
If you cut through all the bluster and legal subterfuge an interesting tid-bit emerges:
Despite months of carefully worded denials,
ALPA has known all along who hacked the DPA website.
My jaw just hit the desk. YGTBSM. Holy federal felony, Batman!
Here we go again. How much dues money is this going to cost us?
This whole hacking fiasco that I thought was a joke, could suddenly become a serious problem.
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