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UncleSam 08-12-2015 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by GogglesPisano (Post 1947164)
So a DGS employee can bump a Delta employee?

This is something that is really screwed up. Active DGS employees get S3B passes like retired DAL (that's me). Since I am senior to ALL DGS employees, I board first. However, when we are standing by for a connection flight, I am an S3CR and DGS is an S3C. Consequently, they board first on connection flights. So if they get S2s and not S2Bs (not sure those exists), they will board ahead of you by date of hire. Nobody really thought this through before they assigned the boarding priority codes. Many DGS employees are retired DAL such as the NSLIs. I'm guessing they can use their retired status passes of DGS as they see fit.

Check Essential 08-12-2015 11:19 AM

Insider selling --

EVP and Chief HR Officer Joanne D. Smith sold 2,000 shares (3.31% of her stake in Delta Air Lines) for $94,000 through a single transaction on August 10. As a result, Ms. Smith now holds the remaining 58,311 Delta shares, valued at $2,746,448 as of Tuesday.

Chief Revenue Officer and EVP Glen W. Hauenstein sold 20,000 shares (10.34% of his stake in Delta Air Lines) for $940,494 through two transactions on August 10. As a result, Mr. Hauenstein now controls the remaining 173,378 Delta shares, priced at $8,166,104 as of Tuesday.

UGBSM 08-12-2015 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by UncleSam (Post 1948089)
...So if they get S2s and not S2Bs (not sure those exists)...

S2B's do exist. Inflight passes these out like candy to FAs who get "good letters" and such. Do we get them too? No. Unless you had perfect attendance at Northwest Airlines apparently.

Flight ops only uses them for holiday travel to bring your spouse along on your Christmas eve layover...

I've heard of non-revs bullying agents (or trying to) into assigning S2B to their travel companions when they are flying S2. That is not what they are for.

From Travelnet:
-- S2B HONOR ROLL PASSES/DL SYSTEM ONLY -PMNW PERFECT ATTENDANCE -HOLIDAY PASS FOR WORKING CREW ON SPECIFIED DATES ONLY NOTE: CODESHARE/DL CONX FLTS NOT ALLOWED.

bohicagain 08-12-2015 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by El Senor Clown (Post 1948023)
Ironic thing is, I'm considering running for Communications Chair since there is now an opening. My guy on the 4th floor in ATL thinks I fit right in.

Que mierda

Jughead135 08-12-2015 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1947863)
Depending on the trip that could be worth zero to 5:15.

I get (and agree with) your general point, but just to be thorough, I think it should be: 0:00 - 5:15 or the total DH time of the DH leg or the total DC for the added day (whichever is greater). I know, almost certainly not a player for what sounds like a domestic category....

Hank Kingsley 08-12-2015 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 1948126)
Insider selling --

EVP and Chief HR Officer Joanne D. Smith sold 2,000 shares (3.31% of her stake in Delta Air Lines) for $94,000 through a single transaction on August 10. As a result, Ms. Smith now holds the remaining 58,311 Delta shares, valued at $2,746,448 as of Tuesday.

Chief Revenue Officer and EVP Glen W. Hauenstein sold 20,000 shares (10.34% of his stake in Delta Air Lines) for $940,494 through two transactions on August 10. As a result, Mr. Hauenstein now controls the remaining 173,378 Delta shares, priced at $8,166,104 as of Tuesday.

I'm kind of slow, so you're saying these management types have millions in Delta stock. Is that better than profit sharing? Where can I sign up for this stock deal?

Hank Kingsley 08-12-2015 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 1948126)
Insider selling --

EVP and Chief HR Officer Joanne D. Smith sold 2,000 shares (3.31% of her stake in Delta Air Lines) for $94,000 through a single transaction on August 10. As a result, Ms. Smith now holds the remaining 58,311 Delta shares, valued at $2,746,448 as of Tuesday.

Chief Revenue Officer and EVP Glen W. Hauenstein sold 20,000 shares (10.34% of his stake in Delta Air Lines) for $940,494 through two transactions on August 10. As a result, Mr. Hauenstein now controls the remaining 173,378 Delta shares, priced at $8,166,104 as of Tuesday.

How long did it take Ms. Smith to acquire her millions?

badflaps 08-12-2015 04:00 PM

Was that how or how long?

Hank Kingsley 08-12-2015 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Hank Kingsley (Post 1948310)
How long did it take Ms. Smith to acquire her millions?

She's been on the job for a year. Replaced Campbell, who made millions in his 7 years. She came from In-flight. Stock options are nice.

scambo1 08-12-2015 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Hank Kingsley (Post 1948324)
She's been on the job for a year. Replaced Campbell, who made millions in his 7 years. She came from In-flight. Stock options are nice.

Unless they are subtracted from an already diluted profit sharing formula.


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