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Originally Posted by DALMD88FO
(Post 1971896)
I think an FA was messing with you. There is no reason the company would give them that big of a pay bump. I hope they do get it so we can show the NMB that Delta is capable of giving double digit pay raises.
- 14.5% base pay increase - Profit sharing adjustmen: 20% trigger moves from $2.5B in pre-tax profit to the prior year's level of pre-tax profit - Additional 1% 401K match |
Originally Posted by Hrkdrivr
(Post 1971833)
Flight attendant rumor mill: 14.5% pay raise, additional 1% match on 401K.
Discuss. |
Originally Posted by iceman49
(Post 1971995)
Yeah, that will happen:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Hrkdrivr
(Post 1971971)
Don't think anyone is messing with me.
- 14.5% base pay increase - Profit sharing adjustmen: 20% trigger moves from $2.5B in pre-tax profit to the prior year's level of pre-tax profit - Additional 1% 401K match At least that's the rumor. |
Originally Posted by Hrkdrivr
(Post 1971971)
Don't think anyone is messing with me.
- 14.5% base pay increase - Profit sharing adjustmen: 20% trigger moves from $2.5B in pre-tax profit to the prior year's level of pre-tax profit - Additional 1% 401K match I hope every DALPA leader knows this is non starter by any stretch of the imagination. Unless we get a 30% hourly increase date of signing, a 5:15 vacation day and our 60% FAE pensions back. And it goes without saying.... NO CONCESSIONS |
Originally Posted by Hrkdrivr
(Post 1972020)
Effective December 1st, 2015. It's for all eligible ground and flight attendant employees and eligible merit employees.
At least that's the rumor. |
What does an asterisk signify next to a flight # on a bid pack rotation? It's only on one leg to ANC during the rotation.
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Originally Posted by Nortex
(Post 1972068)
What does an asterisk signify next to a flight # on a bid pack rotation? It's only on one leg to ANC during the rotation.
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Does anybody know how to get on the upgrade wait list for first class if you're flying company business or standby?
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Originally Posted by iaflyer
(Post 1972071)
It means that it's the terminating leg of that flight number. There is an earlier leg with that flt number that flew, for example flt #25 from ATL-SLC, then you flew flt #25 SLC-ANC. The leg ATL-SLC would have an * before the block time, indicating that it continues. That's what the "T" and "C" are on the top of the rotation are for.
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