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Buck Rogers 07-05-2021 02:58 AM


Originally Posted by Scoop (Post 3258913)
Anybody know what is the current version of ARCOs? Is this something we have to update? I tried to watch the DELTANET video and it didn't appear to match the options on my phone via the APP. I got a blast and there were about 6 rotations available and I was having trouble putting them in order so I aborted and instead enjoyed the time off but I need to figure it out.

Are any of the videos on DELTANET applicable and if so where are they?

Thanks Scoop

I think there was an ARCOS update about a month ago. I have ver 21.26.06191314

Enjoy the time off

Scoop 07-05-2021 04:48 AM


Originally Posted by Buck Rogers (Post 3259302)
I think there was an ARCOS update about a month ago. I have ver 21.26.06191314

Enjoy the time off


Thanks Buck,

I think you meant 21.26.06181314 as I checked the version history on the APP store and this is the one that came out a week ago.

If anyone is interested do not just search DELTANAET for ARCOs video as it may bring up outdated videos. Go to the Crew Resources page of the DELTANET and you will see the up to date videos.

Scoop

Buck Rogers 07-05-2021 07:36 AM

Yes, ur correct.

It's a new math thing where 1 + 1 +1 = 1

1 fat finger ...1 phone keyboard....1 old man short term memory equals 1 ....eff up

Glad u got er figured out

In this brave new world, I still award myself an A in math....my effort was excellent, that the answer was wrong is no BFD....it was close. Its about my feelings...ya feel me brother?:)

sailingfun 07-05-2021 09:06 AM


Originally Posted by 3 green (Post 3258919)
I think the 717A's are just short staffed like most of the other categories. While the Company put UNA's on the 717B since it's the lowest paid aircraft. At least that is my guess. The 717 seems like a dead category and I predict it wont last too much longer..The 717 cannot even supplement the very short staffed 737 or 320 because it only holds 110 paxs.

They are pulling all of them out of the desert as fast as they can staff them. I put money on them still being here in 2025 if not 2030.

Abouttime2fish 07-06-2021 04:34 AM


Originally Posted by Buck Rogers (Post 3259363)
Yes, ur correct.

It's a new math thing where 1 + 1 +1 = 1

1 fat finger ...1 phone keyboard....1 old man short term memory equals 1 ....eff up

Glad u got er figured out

In this brave new world, I still award myself an A in math....my effort was excellent, that the answer was wrong is no BFD....it was close. Its about my feelings...ya feel me brother?:)

I feel you! I do divert fuel calculations the same way!

3 green 07-06-2021 05:30 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 3259407)
They are pulling all of them out of the desert as fast as they can staff them. I put money on them still being here in 2025 if not 2030.

They can staff them no problem right now. The couple in the desert are parts aircraft and retired. There are 8 or 9 in Birmingham that can be used immediately, but they are pulling those out very slowly. If they lose the 35 RJ arbitration, I bet those will be pulled out quick.

watch 07-06-2021 05:08 PM

How many Delta pilots are based in NYC? I’m trying to gauge NY as a base versus American. They have about 1200-1300 pilots total.

Gone Flying 07-06-2021 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by watch (Post 3260032)
How many Delta pilots are based in NYC? I’m trying to gauge NY as a base versus American. They have about 1200-1300 pilots total.

2,100. give or take as people move in and out each month. It is our 2nd largest pilot base

tennisguru 07-06-2021 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by Gone Flying (Post 3260033)
2,100. give or take as people move in and out each month. It is our 2nd largest pilot base

NYC is also our most junior base which will yield you the fastest gains in seniority and the benefits of schedule control and better pay opportunities that come with it. I’d imagine it is also pretty junior for AA as well.

Funk 07-06-2021 05:17 PM


Originally Posted by Gone Flying (Post 3260033)
2,100. give or take as people move in and out each month. It is our 2nd largest pilot base

And even more important than the size of the base is the relative seniority bump it gives someone that either lives local or doesn't mind commuting. On NB fleets pre-pandemic, that could mean seniority approaching 50% at around one year.


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