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72 Hours to drop via moving an X day and 0700 PCS the day prior to straight drop a reserve day.
See below from the scheduling reference handbook.
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X Day Move Rules
X days may be moved, at pilot request, via PCS under leave requests, provided:
the X day(s) to be moved are:
o an entire X-day block,
o the first or last day of an X-day block, or
o a series of contiguous X days that includes the first or last day of an X-day block, and
reserve availability in the category is sufficient, and
movement of the X day(s) does not cause an FAR violation, and
X day(s) are not moved into or out of a scheduled vacation, and
X day(s) are not moved into or out of the last six days of the current bid period during the PBS bid award process for the subsequent bid period, and
the X day(s) to be moved begin at least 72 hours after the award date of the move, and
X day(s) are moved to be contiguous with:
o another X-day block,
o a training day,
o a vacation day,
o a PD/APD day, or
o a day of legal duty.
See below from the scheduling reference handbook.
Scoop
X Day Move Rules
X days may be moved, at pilot request, via PCS under leave requests, provided:
the X day(s) to be moved are:
o an entire X-day block,
o the first or last day of an X-day block, or
o a series of contiguous X days that includes the first or last day of an X-day block, and
reserve availability in the category is sufficient, and
movement of the X day(s) does not cause an FAR violation, and
X day(s) are not moved into or out of a scheduled vacation, and
X day(s) are not moved into or out of the last six days of the current bid period during the PBS bid award process for the subsequent bid period, and
the X day(s) to be moved begin at least 72 hours after the award date of the move, and
X day(s) are moved to be contiguous with:
o another X-day block,
o a training day,
o a vacation day,
o a PD/APD day, or
o a day of legal duty.
Agreed. I think there are some behind the scenes balancing difficulties going on. They are trying to draw down both the 744 and dtw777 without displacing and causing further training churn.
I thnk we have crossed paths before on the employee shuttle bus at MCI...still commuting from there? I am out west now...
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If you put in your MLOA prior to the month starting, they prorate your month accordingly (and give you fewer X days and less guarantee). So, if you move your X day to a MLOA day, you are actually volunteering to be on duty more days for the same (lesser) pay.
If, on the other hand, you are awarded your schedule first, then put in your mil leave, you have a full reserve guarantee from which to move X days. So, when you move your X days to a day you plan to take mil leave, you are just saying "I want to work a full schedule for Delta and work for the mil on my day off." Then when you drop mil leave on top of your X day, they will make it a mil X day and it will basically be the same as a golden X day because they cannot hold you over into a mil leave X day.
So, you have to decide when you bid reserve whether you want to be paid a full month at Delta or if you want to work a pro-rated month. If you want full pay, bid first then drop mil on X days. Otherwise, you will get less work days and a lower guarantee.
Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
If I'm not mistaken, this is correct.
If you put in your MLOA prior to the month starting, they prorate your month accordingly (and give you fewer X days and less guarantee). So, if you move your X day to a MLOA day, you are actually volunteering to be on duty more days for the same (lesser) pay.
If, on the other hand, you are awarded your schedule first, then put in your mil leave, you have a full reserve guarantee from which to move X days. So, when you move your X days to a day you plan to take mil leave, you are just saying "I want to work a full schedule for Delta and work for the mil on my day off." Then when you drop mil leave on top of your X day, they will make it a mil X day and it will basically be the same as a golden X day because they cannot hold you over into a mil leave X day.
So, you have to decide when you bid reserve whether you want to be paid a full month at Delta or if you want to work a pro-rated month. If you want full pay, bid first then drop mil on X days. Otherwise, you will get less work days and a lower guarantee.
Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
If you put in your MLOA prior to the month starting, they prorate your month accordingly (and give you fewer X days and less guarantee). So, if you move your X day to a MLOA day, you are actually volunteering to be on duty more days for the same (lesser) pay.
If, on the other hand, you are awarded your schedule first, then put in your mil leave, you have a full reserve guarantee from which to move X days. So, when you move your X days to a day you plan to take mil leave, you are just saying "I want to work a full schedule for Delta and work for the mil on my day off." Then when you drop mil leave on top of your X day, they will make it a mil X day and it will basically be the same as a golden X day because they cannot hold you over into a mil leave X day.
So, you have to decide when you bid reserve whether you want to be paid a full month at Delta or if you want to work a pro-rated month. If you want full pay, bid first then drop mil on X days. Otherwise, you will get less work days and a lower guarantee.
Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
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