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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1805363)
The first 350 is in mid 17. The first 330neo is in 2019. The 350's start coming right after the last 330igw arrives.
Anyone have any insight on if the company wants a common 330/350 category? |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1805363)
The first 350 is in mid 17. The first 330neo is in 2019. The 350's start coming right after the last 330igw arrives.
Anyone have any insight on if the company wants a common 330/350 category? |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1805258)
My favorite, the MH-60 Blackhawk. But this one is fifty shades of grey, so they call it a Seahawk.
http://www.tomsaviation.co.uk/images...cs/KC135-3.jpg That looks a lot like the Bone that Buzz used to fly, you can clearly see the bombay door on the side, and look closely, you can see the Afterburner, mounted on the tail. And when did they remove two of the four engines? :eek: |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1805136)
Senior FO's watch for TOE trips. The day prior to the trip they call the junior FO on a TOE trip and swap their better trip with him. At 7 pm that night they are now the senior FO and stay home. The original senior FO now flies a trip he thought he would be home for. There are a few guys who do this all month long. One FO I know lost staying home on two trips in a row to the same guy.
It's legal but I would not call it ethical. Easy fix would be the senior original line holder on the trip stays home unless both guys dropped it. There are some very ****ed off FO's over this issue! Don't the 'victim' F/Os think to ask 'Why' the swap offer/request is being presented to them? That would tend to clear the issue, IMMHO. DFW |
Originally Posted by DFW Refugee
(Post 1805401)
Sailing:
Don't the 'victim' F/Os think to ask 'Why' the swap offer/request is being presented to them? That would tend to clear the issue, IMMHO. DFW When I was a mid seniority MD11 F/O, this would happen all the time if I was lucky enough to get a TOE trip and be the 'senior' of the two F/O's. The way I put a stop to it was, I called the number one F/O, and swapped with him, after I saw that the douche F/O had swapped with the more junior F/O and I was going to have to go, vs. stay home. My buddy, number 1 F/O, got to stay home and I flew his trip, the best trip in the base. Douche had to get the trash bags and water bottles. |
Originally Posted by FlyingDutchman
(Post 1805369)
Anybody know the status of our 787 order???
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MY APOLOGIES to anyone I offended yesterday-- not my intent.
I clearly screwed up what was a light-hearted attempt at humor, to the point where some folks seriously thought I was advocating physical violence in the workplace and PMed me threatening my job. And several folks replied in the thread offended so clearly the post wasn't perceived as the satire/joke it was intended as-- my fault, sorry to have ruffled feathers and riled guys up. It was intended to be a joking "that's a bad idea" post in an intentionally "over the top" tone, and I thought it would be obvious to all readers. The whole thing, as Bucking Bar alone apparently noticed, was a paraphrase from Monty Python's "The Holy Grail", where the Knights of Ni respond "over the top" and threaten to kill and eat the Sir Robin. Apparently not everyone is as conversant with the movie, as I thought "And should be beaten about the head and shoulders with a herring if not worse" would make everyone reading the post say "Oh, he was parodying Monty Python here", as it's the only place in history where anyone was ever threatened with death by being beaten with a herring (fish). While I do have a serious opinion on allowing new changes to the swap board, that post wasn't intended to seriously convey it. Again, my sincere apologies for what was obviously a poorly executed joking post. |
Originally Posted by DFW Refugee
(Post 1805401)
Sailing:
Don't the 'victim' F/Os think to ask 'Why' the swap offer/request is being presented to them? That would tend to clear the issue, IMMHO. DFW The victim is the senior FO. The swap occurs with the junior first officer. The senior guy has no clue until he does not get the 7PM call releasing him from the trip. Note I said TOE. The junior FO is more then happy to trade his 16 hour AMS trip for a 20 hour FCO trip ect... |
Originally Posted by Timbo
(Post 1805411)
In this scenario it's an international trip with 2 F/O's that is going to have a TOE on it. The senior perp will see that and try to swap his (non-TOE) trip with the JUNIOR of the two, if he is senior to the other F/O, the one who would be let off the trip, so now HE gets to stay home, the junior F/O flies the better trip and the guy who thought he was going to stay home....has to go do trash bags and water bottles on a TOE. :eek:
Now, IF the senior-->junior F/O wants to get nasty, he might develop an 'eye problem,' and he'd stay home, right? Wouldn't the ultra-senior F/O now fly, or would it go out to a W/S or reserve? (No dog in the hunt, but the mechanics are interesting!) :D DFW |
Originally Posted by DFW Refugee
(Post 1805420)
OK, my bad. I better understand/remember this drama. Thanks.
Now, IF the senior-->junior F/O wants to get nasty, he might develop an 'eye problem,' and he'd stay home, right? Wouldn't the ultra-senior F/O now fly, or would it go out to a W/S or reserve? (No dog in the hunt, but the mechanics are interesting!) :D DFW |
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