As much as I love to complain about this too, we actually have it pretty dang good compared to other airlines and my friends in other industries. "This day and age," we're lucky we don't have many more passwords/reset requirements. Yes, cache clearing is ridiculous.

So instead of my usual endless complaining about dead links and other glitches on DLnet I actually got proactive and tried to fix the problem. I called and the IT rep didn't understand when I said the url was wrong for various links on DLnet and the "problem" got listed as "unable to access My Tools" when I later got an email response about it. I've been emailing back and forth and to their credit they are still working on the problem but the links still don't work...

To no one in particular...are we ever going to get a MiCrew that fully replaces iCrew? Or will we just be stuck with three versions that all do slightly different things for the next ten years? Does anyone know who to email, etc. about our dissatisfaction with 1980s iCrew? Every chance I get I put it in company surveys.

I hate to complain so much because I really love flying for Delta but man iCrew just drives me nuts! Don't hit "OK" to save this entry, you must use pf12!

I do hate having to change my password every 90 days, but what I hate more is NEVER being able to repeat a password. I no longer remember my earlier passwords and I am having trouble coming up with new ones.

Well i have a system.

I did LOL at that, not only because I always get the error message from still trying to hit "OK" but also because it amuses the hell out of me that we are still using a skin over a teletype system that is so closely related that it doesn't even try to hide the teletype part of it.

I do too (or something similar)
“IhatedTA12015Jjune2019!”

“Sorry, that does not meet the password requirements, please try again.”

(But we won’t tell you what those requirements are)

I like mine.

Ne146D9?

"You have been signed out" message from icrew... when is this ever a useful message?

The plan is to have MiCrew replace iCrew. However, MiCrew is programmed by Georgia Tech interns (not joking) so who knows how long it will take.