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gripen 12-02-2014 03:55 PM

Finally, some love for MSP:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/delta-...202300812.html

iaflyer 12-02-2014 04:11 PM


Originally Posted by Dorfman (Post 1774871)
Is it a rotation number i.e L*** or is it a rotation with L next to certain or all flights in the rotation?

The rotation number is L234 or L242 - at some point is goes to Latin America. If in the rotation some flights have an L next to them, there is a line check event of some type on that leg.

Other theaters have different letters. A is Atlantic, etc.

flyallnite 12-02-2014 04:16 PM


Originally Posted by gripen (Post 1774879)

Oh Lord, thank you Jesus! I don't have to listen to the b&*^ng any more about how stupid DL killed the fullest, heaviest laden, hardest to takeoff, almost didn't clear the runway lights at the far end, had to milk it out of ground effect for all the cash it carried flights from MSP-HNL. Maybe now we will finally be profitable. I know, I know, what crawled up your *ss... but seriously, my ears have been bleeding...

Sink r8 12-02-2014 04:37 PM


Originally Posted by flyallnite (Post 1774899)
Oh Lord, thank you Jesus! I don't have to listen to the b&*^ng any more about how stupid DL killed the fullest, heaviest laden, hardest to takeoff, almost didn't clear the runway lights at the far end, had to milk it out of ground effect for all the cash it carried flights from MSP-HNL. Maybe now we will finally be profitable. I know, I know, what crawled up your *ss... but seriously, my ears have been bleeding...

You don't always make jokes, but when you do... :)

Hrkdrivr 12-02-2014 04:40 PM


Originally Posted by iaflyer (Post 1774893)
The rotation number is L234 or L242 - at some point is goes to Latin America. If in the rotation some flights have an L next to them, there is a line check event of some type on that leg.

Other theaters have different letters. A is Atlantic, etc.

The former...LXXX rotation number; and there's an Exuma turn.

None of the flights within the rotation have an "L" next to them (yeah! :eek:)

MikeF16 12-02-2014 04:50 PM

Could somebody please translate this for me?

REGULAR--40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU
RESERVE- 40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU

Those are the 2 lines that are printing at the bottom of a 6 day trip. This is not a normal trip. On the schedule I'm on reserve; however, I'm a new hire doing my OBS and IOE. The 1st 2 days of the trip are observation, the last 4 are IOE. Basically I'm trying to figure out what "TL" "BL" "CR" and "MU" stand for.

Thanks

80ktsClamp 12-02-2014 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by MikeF16 (Post 1774923)
Could somebody please translate this for me?

REGULAR--40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU
RESERVE- 40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU

Those are the 2 lines that are printing at the bottom of a 6 day trip. This is not a normal trip. On the schedule I'm on reserve; however, I'm a new hire doing my OBS and IOE. The 1st 2 days of the trip are observation, the last 4 are IOE. Basically I'm trying to figure out what "TL" "BL" "CR" and "MU" stand for.

Thanks

Total (total value of the trip)
Block (flight time for the trip)
Credit (added credit to get to the total via dhd, rig, etc)
Minutes Under (time under scheduled block added to credit)

sailingfun 12-02-2014 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by MikeF16 (Post 1774923)
Could somebody please translate this for me?

REGULAR--40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU
RESERVE- 40.57TL 21.41BL 19.16CR 0.00MU

Those are the 2 lines that are printing at the bottom of a 6 day trip. This is not a normal trip. On the schedule I'm on reserve; however, I'm a new hire doing my OBS and IOE. The 1st 2 days of the trip are observation, the last 4 are IOE. Basically I'm trying to figure out what "TL" "BL" "CR" and "MU" stand for.

Thanks

TL=total pay for the trip
BL=block hours or flight time
CR=credit time
MU=minutes under
Minutes under will only show up after flying a leg and it's simply the number of minutes under schedule you were on a leg.
Credit time can come from several different areas in the contract including 1 for 2, 1 for 3.5 ect...

MikeF16 12-02-2014 05:03 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1774929)
Total (total value of the trip)
Block (flight time for the trip)
Credit (added credit to get to the total via dhd, rig, etc)
Minutes Under (time under scheduled block added to credit)


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1774930)
TL=total pay for the trip
BL=block hours or flight time
CR=credit time
MU=minutes under
Minutes under will only show up after flying a leg and it's simply the number of minutes under schedule you were on a leg.
Credit time can come from several different areas in the contract including 1 for 2, 1 for 3.5 ect...

Thanks guys. So much new stuff, so little gray matter to spare.

GogglesPisano 12-02-2014 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1774930)
Minutes under will only show up after flying a leg and it's simply the number of minutes under schedule you were on a leg.

And sometimes you will already see when you sign-in and your first leg is planned to arrive early (underblock.)


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