Originally Posted by Big E 757 (Post 3164850)

Those of you that have gotten COVID recently, do you think you were exposed at home or at work? I was really careful early on, wiping the cockpit down, sanitizing my hands 30 times a day, but like many, I don’t know if it’s laziness or desensitizing, but I haven’t been as careful recently. I still haven’t gotten it.

I’ve been tested 3 times and tested once for antibodies. Negatives across the board.

Originally Posted by 3 green (Post 3165158)

In the cockpit at work is like the perfect storm for being exposed to Covid..You are touching everything others are, and I have noticed most guys I fly with have stopped wiping everything down now. You get not only germs from others pilots, you are getting whomever they were exposed too as well.

Originally Posted by UGBSM (Post 3164865)

Even after the vaccine is widely available, mask and distancing protocols with probably be around for a couple of years. Not everyone will be willing to get vaccinated. So just get used to it.

Originally Posted by RightSide (Post 3165093)

According to JL’s memo, the company was surprised at the number of pilots testing positive for Covid which attributed to the 600 cancellations last week. With that in mind, any thoughts on when they will be bringing a few off UNA? How do we know Christmas won’t be a repeat? Put me in coach!

Originally Posted by BigGuns (Post 3165514)

If they choose not to get vaccinated that is their problem, NOT MINE. After the vaccine is widely available (Q3/4 2021)I will not wear a mask because someone chooses to not get a vaccine!

Originally Posted by BigGuns (Post 3165514)

If they choose not to get vaccinated that is their problem, NOT MINE. After the vaccine is widely available (Q3/4 2021)I will not wear a mask because someone chooses to not get a vaccine!

Originally Posted by BigGuns (Post 3165520)

That’s a BS excuse for their screw up on the displacement bid. Why would Delta pilots be getting COVID more than AA, UA or SW pilots?

Originally Posted by TED74 (Post 3165531)

I suspect it has a lot to do with separate rotations. When an FO operates 7 legs with 5 different captains and then tests positive, all 5 captains are grounded. Similar events for every 4-day rotation chopped up into three separate green slips. I don't think our peers are similarly slaves to an optimizer.

Originally Posted by hockeypilot44 (Post 3165532)

But it's more efficient this way.