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Old 10-07-2015 | 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by iceman49
Just curious, did you get a sim warm up before going out on OE?
Usually they schedule the observation flts right before the Ioe for this reason. You're free to js during your time off as well. 😂

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Old 10-07-2015 | 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Timbo
OK all you reserve bidding, sharp shooting guru's, I need some help for November. I have two weeks of vacation Nov 15-28. I also have a carry in trip that arrives Nov 3 with a 17:54 carry in.

That leaves me with only 13 days to stuff trips into; 4-14 and 29, 30.

Looking at the trips in the bid package, there is almost no way for me to get a regular line, due to the fact that almost all our trips are worth 28-38 hours, and the FAR117 100 hours in 28 days thing.

I will have 60 hours block time in the last two weeks of October, I need 47:06 in the first two weeks of November just to get into the ALV window, obviously that's 7:06 too much block in 28 days (and it's a stupid rule for ULR flying!).

I'm thinking PBS might force me onto reserve, OR, maybe I WANT to bid reserve, they could only use me for 1 scheduled trip in the first two weeks of Nov, unless they come up with a broken up trip that will 'fit' FAR wise, and then I'm off.

SO...my question to you smart F/O's who always know the way to sharp shoot this situation for financial rewards...how many X days would I get with 3 days of carry in, and two weeks of vacation? And what would the 'financial reward' be, if I were to bid reserve?

I haven't been on reserve in about 8 years and I commute, so I try to avoid it, but in a month with 2 weeks of vacation, it might work?

Thanks in advance!

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November is a 30 day month and you have 17 days unavailable. 30-17= 13 reserve days. For that you get 6 X days.

So 7 days of reserve.

Which is a month off right?

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Old 10-07-2015 | 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
November is a 30 day month and you have 17 days unavailable. 30-17= 13 reserve days. For that you get 6 X days.

So 7 days of reserve.

Which is a month off right?

Kick ass.
Thanks FTB...and what's a reserve line worth when our ALV is 72, with 3 days of carry in and 2 weeks of vacation? Do vacation days add time to the 72?

I'm sure they'll put me on short call at least 3 days...so I may need to crash at your place...

I'm thinking I bid to put all my on call days right up against the carry in trip, then it'll be even harder for them to use me, then put 4 X days (and put in for a GS), 2 weeks vacation, and 2 X days on 29/30?
Old 10-07-2015 | 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Timbo
Thanks FTB...and what's a reserve line worth when our ALV is 72, with 3 days of carry in and 2 weeks of vacation? Do vacation days add time to the 72?

I'm sure they'll put me on short call at least 3 days...so I may need to crash at your place...

I'm thinking I bid to put all my on call days right up against the carry in trip, then it'll be even harder for them to use me, then put 4 X days (and put in for a GS), 2 weeks vacation, and 2 X days on 29/30?
That's the way to bid it cause you would probably need 30 hrs off before you could fly your next trip. Your 16 Rsv days are worth 38.24 and your 2 weeks vacation is 45:30 for a total of 83:54.
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Old 10-07-2015 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyingDutchman
That's the way to bid it cause you would probably need 30 hrs off before you could fly your next trip. Your 16 Rsv days are worth 38.24 and your 2 weeks vacation is 45:30 for a total of 83:54.
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83:54?

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Old 10-07-2015 | 10:17 AM
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For those on reserve with vacation, training, or carry-in trips: On the PBS information screen (once logged on, with all the ALV/high/low/extra x-day info) is a "PBS Reserve Pay Excel Spreadsheet." It's available on both the web and desktop version of PBS.

Once logged on, scroll down below the category information down to PBS Resources. You'll find it under Calculators.

CliffsNotes (formerly Cliffs Notes, originally Cliff's Notes and often, erroneously, CliffNotes) instructions: Select month, fill in ALV and extra X-day (if applicable), fill in the boxes with training/vacation, carry-in value (under 'other') and voila - you have your pay.

Easy (Thank you JB for this and so many other awesome tools)
Old 10-07-2015 | 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by captkdobbs
For those on reserve with vacation, training, or carry-in trips: On the PBS information screen (once logged on, with all the ALV/high/low/extra x-day info) is a "PBS Reserve Pay Excel Spreadsheet." It's available on both the web and desktop version of PBS.

Once logged on, scroll down below the category information down to PBS Resources. You'll find it under Calculators.

CliffsNotes (formerly Cliffs Notes, originally Cliff's Notes and often, erroneously, CliffNotes) instructions: Select month, fill in ALV and extra X-day (if applicable), fill in the boxes with training/vacation, carry-in value (under 'other') and voila - you have your pay.

Easy (Thank you JB for this and so many other awesome tools)
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Old 10-07-2015 | 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by iceman49
Just curious, did you get a sim warm up before going out on OE?
I'm not sure if you're joking there, but....no.
Old 10-07-2015 | 06:41 PM
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Is there a max number of work days in a training month? With training and IOE/TOE my schedule has 24 workdays. 15 are training days and 9 are flying. It is worth 100 hours, which is well above the LCW.
Old 10-07-2015 | 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
Certainly with the known fleet plans Delta will be able to reduce our number of departures to Europe using EASK. During that time we will replace most of our 218 seat 767's with 287 seat A330's and some 320 seat A350's. If the 777 rumor turns into reality we may see more of those in the transatlantic market.
The situation with AF/KLM is fluid because they are in deep trouble. Their current plans are to downsize aircraft size however they may now cancel the 787 order. They are however in deep trouble. I hope RA has a plan B for European feed in the event it all collapses.
How about AF runs a EASK deficit for a while? First, it would take a while for us to get ahead as far as we were behind before we wrote it off. Second, AF could just send their pilots a few Euros and an ALPA dvd and call it even for the violation later.

There is plenty of European feed, but keep pretending to solve company level problems and spreading FUD rather than engaging in trade unionism with your fellow pilots. It's been going over swimmingly for you here.
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