Originally Posted by 4fans (Post 2036475)

New guy question, I've looked at the travelnet guides and rules and can't find an answer. I know if my parents are traveling with me and I'm on an S3 pass, I can have them upgraded to S3 at the airport. However, can they do that if they are traveling with my wife and kids? No clear answer, but it is implied that you can only do this if the employee is present.

Anybody tried this?

Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 2029798)

My WAG is about $2.5 Billion pizzed away in fuel hedging, which is why they want to focus on the $48 million in sick leave abuse.:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 2036271)

Public service announcement.

If your initials are AN and your fiance is AL, don't do this engagement photo:

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...8090860490.jpg

Originally Posted by RetiredFTS (Post 2036533)

Who doesn't [emoji173] AN-AL?

Originally Posted by Omar 111 (Post 2036497)

Has to be an active employee traveling with them to upgrade to S-3.

Omar

Originally Posted by Cogf16 (Post 2036530)

Lets be fair here. Did ANYONE think oil/fuel prices would drop this low????? Look at it this way, we'll lose a billion or so in hedges but gain several billion in savings on the spot fuel prices we're paying now. Sounds like cheap insurance to me. Kinda what hedging is all about I'd say. J Graham said for every penny fuel prices change, its a 40 million difference. I think we're paying about $1.30 less a gallon than last November, which equates to about 5 billion less annually! And it has nothing to do with sick leave abuse(but you already knew that)
Does everything have to be so negative and confrontational? And no, I'm not a company shill, just tired of the same old rhetoric. Think I'll leave again



Signed,
A no voter and big supporter of the current path.

Originally Posted by Cogf16 (Post 2036530)

Lets be fair here. Did ANYONE think oil/fuel prices would drop this low????? Look at it this way, we'll lose a billion or so in hedges but gain several billion in savings on the spot fuel prices we're paying now. Sounds like cheap insurance to me. Kinda what hedging is all about I'd say. J Graham said for every penny fuel prices change, its a 40 million difference. I think we're paying about $1.30 less a gallon than last November, which equates to about 5 billion less annually! And it has nothing to do with sick leave abuse(but you already knew that)
Does everything have to be so negative and confrontational? And no, I'm not a company shill, just tired of the same old rhetoric. Think I'll leave again

Signed,
A no voter and big supporter of the current path.

Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 2036670)

Sometimes it helps to remember why we got into this business.

4 year old goes for her first aerobatic flight.



click through and watch it in HD or use this link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSWDW18ygaw