Originally Posted by NoDeskJob (Post 1824404)

Wow! So if you felt like it, you could essentially take the month off (without pay)?

Originally Posted by CheapTrick (Post 1824410)

You are sooo cute. Just adorable.

Originally Posted by LivingTheDream (Post 1824339)

I suspect the peeps that keep clamoring for 1.5 over 80 have no clue how to work the gs system. I'm about 60% in category and I averaged about 149hrs pay on 42hrs of block per month for 2014. I did almost as well when I was 80% in category. (and a certain someone on this forum, who is almost the bottom in category, also does very well.)

There is no way I want to fly 80hrs and then pick up overtime at a measly 1.5.

I say really learn the system we have and maximize for effect!

Originally Posted by NoDeskJob (Post 1824404)

Wow! So if you felt like it, you could essentially take the month off (without pay)?

Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 1824426)

Exactly.

Even if you don't drop to zero, you could drop several trips, and attempt pick up better trips. Several guys here do that.

It's a huge QOL benefit.

Originally Posted by Flying Elvis (Post 1824423)

Called in sick for a trip this month - first time in years I've actually been sick and it happens while I'm on probation, go figure.

Anyhow, Scheduling put it as a personal drop, and to bastardize Monty Python, every drop is precious when you're on rookie pay. What's the procedure to get this fixed? Call Scheduling, go through the CPO, or is there a correction form somewhere in iCrew I'm missing?

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by hockeypilot44 (Post 1824433)

Call scheduling first. Be very polite. If they don't fix it, call ALPA. Look at your time card and make sure it was a personal drop first. I have never seen them do that or heard of them doing that.

Originally Posted by hockeypilot44 (Post 1824433)

Call scheduling first. Be very polite. If they don't fix it, call ALPA. Look at your time card and make sure it was a personal drop first. I have never seen them do that or heard of them doing that.