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captkdobbs 11-20-2015 05:54 AM


Originally Posted by MikeF16 (Post 2014009)
On a happy note, I was able to APD xmas off for my jr @ss. Right in the middle of a 4 day block of reserve. I'm pretty happy to be home for the holiday and I just made it a lot harder to use me on the surrounding days.

He fades back, He shoots,...HE SCORES!!!
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Dc8co 11-20-2015 08:32 AM

Another alcohol bust in XXX yesterday.
Flt XXX cancelled.
FO arrested, €1100 fine.

maddogmax 11-20-2015 08:35 AM


Originally Posted by Dc8co (Post 2014127)
Another alcohol bust in XXX yesterday.
Flt XXX cancelled.
FO arrested, €1100 fine.

The fine is the least of his worries!

Scoop 11-20-2015 09:12 AM


Originally Posted by Moondog (Post 2013812)
Ok, you win.


Moondog,

The issue of WS vs.GS comes up every so often and it is usually a good learning opportunity for new guys.

First off there are probably about 11,000 pilots flying the line each month with 11,000 unique situations.

I bid min credit in November got a 66 hour line and then a GS. The GS trigger is 72 so guess what - a WS would get me to the trigger. This is known as "protecting a GS." OK, I just made that up, but I like it. :)

At other times I have WS a trip with a great layover to see some old friends.

I could go on, but the point is that we are each free to exercise our seniority rights however we want. I could care less if my WS takes away another guys potential GS. Just the same, I don't begrudge senior guys doing the same to me and would expect them to exercise their seniority rights however they choose.

Scoop :)

Express pilot 11-20-2015 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by MikeF16 (Post 2013921)
Can somebody help with this reserve question?

I am full for the month. I know if I GS I'm just flying for straight pay. That said, will they put the PB days on top of my "full" days at the end of this month or do I get to carry them into a future month?

If I get to carry them over, would I have the same luck using them on x-mas as say an APD?

Thanks!

Just call CS and ask but I think....
You would get PB days in your bank. You can use the PB day the next month or down the road if they have resv coverage on the days you want to drop. If you have a line the next month you can drop a 4 day trip if they have coverage for the 4 days and you had 4 PB days in your bank. Best bet is you request your PB days on the 1st PCS run on the 20th of the month. You can also GS on you PB days unlike a PD or a APD

MikeF16 11-20-2015 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Express pilot (Post 2014200)
Just call CS and ask but I think....
You would get PB days in your bank. You can use the PB day the next month or down the road if they have resv coverage on the days you want to drop. If you have a line the next month you can drop a 4 day trip if they have coverage for the 4 days and you had 4 PB days in your bank. Best bet is you request your PB days on the 1st PCS run on the 20th of the month. You can also GS on you PB days unlike a PD or a APD

Thanks guys, I called sched and ALPA. Looks like pb days in the bank if I GS on an xx day, just a plain ws if I GS on a FULL day.

forgot to bid 11-20-2015 04:11 PM

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Come on guys, let's talk health insurance. :D

deadseal 11-20-2015 07:31 PM


Originally Posted by Dc8co (Post 2014127)
Another alcohol bust in XXX yesterday.
Flt XXX cancelled.
FO arrested, €1100 fine.

Wait what? Drunk in public? What did he do that the rest of us shouldn't?

Timbo 11-21-2015 02:40 AM


Originally Posted by deadseal (Post 2014518)
Wait what? Drunk in public? What did he do that the rest of us shouldn't?

Um....showed up for pickup...:rolleyes:

Sputnik 11-21-2015 04:57 AM


Originally Posted by deadseal (Post 2014518)
Wait what? Drunk in public? What did he do that the rest of us shouldn't?

There are airports in Europe that alcohol test flight crew when they pass theough security. The implication is that the crew member showed up to work with alcohol in system.


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