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TenYearsGone 12-04-2015 06:33 AM


Originally Posted by GunshipGuy (Post 2021342)
Yes! Email or call your rep and tell them No LOAs for increasing TLV. But if they want to give us a two year contract extension in exchange for a 20% pay increase and temporary TLV increase I'm open to idea.

Make it 30% and Im with you.

TEN

ColdUpHere 12-04-2015 09:13 AM

Scheduling question:
- Can you finish a flying rotation the same day you're supposed to P.S. to ATL for CQ? In other words, Day 3 of a trip is also Day 1 (travel day) of a CQ training pattern.
- If so, how would that pay? Normal trip + the CQ hours combined?

Purple Drank 12-04-2015 10:12 AM


Originally Posted by ColdUpHere (Post 2021517)
Scheduling question:
- Can you finish a flying rotation the same day you're supposed to P.S. to ATL for CQ? In other words, Day 3 of a trip is also Day 1 (travel day) of a CQ training pattern.

No. Training is pre-posted in PBS, and it won't let you overlap a rotation with the training footprint.

I suppose an exception would be if you get rerouted or delayed into your CQ travel day...but it's not something you can bid.

GivemeVSP 12-04-2015 10:19 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 2021567)
No. Training is pre-posted in PBS, and it won't let you overlap a rotation with the training footprint.

I suppose an exception would be if you get rerouted or delayed into your CQ travel day...but it's not something you can bid.

I have training which requires me to travel and a reserve day the next day. What's the worst they can do to me for a show/short-call that next day?

ColdUpHere 12-04-2015 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 2021567)
No. Training is pre-posted in PBS, and it won't let you overlap a rotation with the training footprint.

I suppose an exception would be if you get rerouted or delayed into your CQ travel day...but it's not something you can bid.

Thanks much.

iceman49 12-04-2015 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by PilotFrog (Post 2021294)
No mention on the new AQFO name change to LVP? Seems a LOT of LCP time is going to be lost, especially was we hire so many a year. LVP are cheaper than LCPs.

Yes they are cheaper, not a good road to go down.

Purple Drank 12-04-2015 11:37 AM

How is the company currently conducting probation checks?

Are they scheduling a turn with an LCA in the left seat, and the probie in the right? If so, adding an FO to the jumpseat is a net gain.

However, if they're currently putting an LCA in the jumpseat, this is a loss.

Either way, it's a(nother) status quo violation. When are we going to see some backbone from "our" "union?"

DALMD88FO 12-04-2015 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 2021639)
How is the company currently conducting probation checks?

Are they scheduling a turn with an LCA in the left seat, and the probie in the right? If so, adding an FO to the jumpseat is a net gain.

However, if they're currently putting an LCA in the jumpseat, this is a loss.

Either way, it's a(nother) status quo violation. When are we going to see some backbone from "our" "union?"

I just went through the school house on the 717 and the guy giving me my line check explained that currently when a probie pilot gets his 6 month check it's by an LCA in the jumpseat and the Captain gets a linecheck at the same time. The problem is that with certain categories, ie NYC, there are so many new hires that Captains are getting line checks too often because of the 6 month check. This will eliminate that. Take it for what it's worth.

Herkflyr 12-04-2015 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 2021639)
How is the company currently conducting probation checks?

Are they scheduling a turn with an LCA in the left seat, and the probie in the right? If so, adding an FO to the jumpseat is a net gain.

However, if they're currently putting an LCA in the jumpseat, this is a loss.

Either way, it's a(nother) status quo violation. When are we going to see some backbone from "our" "union?"

The company has the right to run the operation, including making changes to procedures, without every conceivable checklist change being labeled a status quo violation. Don't become the Boy who Cried Wolf. I suspect this is just Flight Standards changing procedures for reasons deemed important to them and ultimately for the betterment of the airline.

I don't think saving some bucks at the expense of the unionized pilots as part of an anti labor mindset was an issue.

Purple Drank 12-04-2015 12:03 PM

Bro, I know you're a company man and/or Moak disciple, but this is not a "checklist change."

I just want to see a little fire in the new chairman's belly. Let's see something--a sentence, a hint!--that there are some status quo issues in play right now.

Oh, and get rid of the Moak guys running contract admin.


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