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PermaFo 01-23-2016 08:45 AM

Sched/PCS gurus....

Picked up my first WS today (noob here)... it fit the mold perfectly but it IS a Spill trip into Feb. Can scheduling add any flying onto a Spill trip if it's a WS? And if they do (which is what i DONT want), is there any GS pay associated with it?

Omar 111 01-23-2016 08:54 AM


Originally Posted by PermaFo (Post 2053716)
Sched/PCS gurus....

Picked up my first WS today (noob here)... it fit the mold perfectly but it IS a Spill trip into Feb. Can scheduling add any flying onto a Spill trip if it's a WS? And if they do (which is what i DONT want), is there any GS pay associated with it?

Welcome aboard! Yes, all spillover trips are subject to change. However, that change occurs when the following months bid packages are released on the 4th. Your trip will not change in Feb. FYI, if you had a trip change, you are guaranteed all pay for the current month, but any reduction to pay in the following month is not pay-protected. And any changes that add days/time are straight pay, not premium.

Omar

Dirtdiver 01-23-2016 08:57 AM


Originally Posted by PermaFo (Post 2053716)
Sched/PCS gurus....

Picked up my first WS today (noob here)... it fit the mold perfectly but it IS a Spill trip into Feb. Can scheduling add any flying onto a Spill trip if it's a WS? And if they do (which is what i DONT want), is there any GS pay associated with it?

I think the only time you need to worry is if your spillover trip is changed when the next month's bid package is published, and that's already happened for Feb.

You can always be rerouted, it's as likely to be a good deal as a bad deal. If you're extended enough, it will trigger premium pay. And if you're a lineholder in Feb and the reroute makes you illegal for your first trip, you are pay protected.

Hank Kingsley 01-23-2016 09:17 AM


Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 2053545)
The company wanted to cram more seats into the cabin and needed to move the galley wall over to where the crew rest was, right behind the cockpit. :rolleyes:

Now it's with the FA's, and they use our area as a trash dumpster. Or they take our sleeping setups. Even more convenient, they use the first class toilet as a table when they bring up crew meals. Yeah, our food sits on the crapper.

Sparky 01-23-2016 09:26 AM

Heading to Vegas in a couple months, anybody have any crazy Delta deals they know of there??? Thanks!

PermaFo 01-23-2016 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by Omar 111 (Post 2053724)
Welcome aboard! Yes, all spillover trips are subject to change. However, that change occurs when the following months bid packages are released on the 4th. Your trip will not change in Feb. FYI, if you had a trip change, you are guaranteed all pay for the current month, but any reduction to pay in the following month is not pay-protected. And any changes that add days/time are straight pay, not premium.

Omar


Originally Posted by Dirtdiver (Post 2053726)
I think the only time you need to worry is if your spillover trip is changed when the next month's bid package is published, and that's already happened for Feb.

You can always be rerouted, it's as likely to be a good deal as a bad deal. If you're extended enough, it will trigger premium pay. And if you're a lineholder in Feb and the reroute makes you illegal for your first trip, you are pay protected.

Ok, and thanks gentlemen. Hopefully they will leave this one alone... If they do and it turns into something uncommutable then there was no point in me WS'ing it in the first place... but lesson learned in that case.

PermaFo 01-23-2016 10:51 AM


Originally Posted by Maddoggin (Post 2053556)
Quick reserve question. If you hit the reserve ALV are you automatically released for the month? If so, do you have to call scheduling to put a designation on your line or do they just stop calling you?

Thanks


Originally Posted by TNDeltaFlyboy (Post 2053575)
Once you hit reserve guarantee (not all ALVs equal reserve guarantees) you are no longer required to be on LC or SC for the rest of the month. You'll see FULL somewhere on your schedule. They will stop calling you..nothing needs to be done on your part.

You can still pick up time up to ALV + 15.


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FWIW The only thing that I would add here is that the last time I reached Guarantee (with 4 days left in the bid period, all RSV), I still had to call CS to remind them that i was "FULL". May have been a fluke, or whatever the case had been, but they essentially said "Whoops, you're right... Marking you out FULL, have a good 4 days."

TNDeltaFlyboy 01-23-2016 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by PermaFo (Post 2053796)
FWIW The only thing that I would add here is that the last time I reached Guarantee (with 4 days left in the bid period, all RSV), I still had to call CS to remind them that i was "FULL". May have been a fluke, or whatever the case had been, but they essentially said "Whoops, you're right... Marking you out FULL, have a good 4 days."

Good to have your perspective. I got full several times over the last 11 months and it was always on my schedule as such.

I'd say if full isn't on there after you finish the trip that gets you full, then a call to CS is probably wise.

That said, if they keep erroneously assigning trips to people who are full, then maybe they need to fall on that sword a few times to get them to fix their system.

TenYearsGone 01-23-2016 12:03 PM


Originally Posted by Sparky (Post 2053750)
Heading to Vegas in a couple months, anybody have any crazy Delta deals they know of there??? Thanks!

Go online and sign up for "total rewards"..THats the loyalty program for a bunch of hotels.

We have stayed in VEGAS in Caesars for about $60. Total reward will always send you good deals for many Vegas Strip hotels.

TEN

Gunfighter 01-23-2016 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by Hank Kingsley (Post 2053737)
Now it's with the FA's, and they use our area as a trash dumpster. Or they take our sleeping setups. Even more convenient, they use the first class toilet as a table when they bring up crew meals. Yeah, our food sits on the crapper.

A proper crew briefing can solve both the bunk and lav concerns with most FAs. For meals, another approach is to eat at different times, so they aren't trying to bring up two crew meals.


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