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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 832964)
Care to educate us on this one? If it is because of the time and a half for over 80... you are barking up the wrong tree. Personally I'd rather have 2x greenslips (and I am very junior in my category) so I RARELY get any. But back on topic.. how are you making less when your hourly rate is more?
P.S. for this month and next month I am flying 84+ hours which will definitely bump the yearly up. Sure would be nice to have 1.5 on the over 80. GS seems hard to come by but that is probably because I have not figured the system out. My guess is that GS puts more money in pilots pockets. Would have to have alot of info available to figure that one out. |
Originally Posted by dtfl
(Post 833013)
Max landing weight with gas for an alternate.....but it brings up a question - what will the removal of the aft galley and replacement with 7 seats do? 7 pax @ 200lbs = 1400lbs....the galley weigh the same? Less? I bet less....just curious if this will generate MORE optimized -88 flights
Hope someone smarter than an inflight manager is looking at this issue. Yes, NWA did stupid stuff too:D Ferd |
I don't commute, but that could of course change. Getting the j/ser's on is critical. I'm shooked neither crew member knew of the policy.
We have to look out for each other, especially when its offical company policy. |
Keenster,
I know you said you listed an hour before the flight. Please excuse my feeble (mad cow and all:D) mind but did you list with the gate agent without going thru the VRU or via the VRU and then go activate it with the gate agent? If it was the second then most definitely pursue this by talking to the CP and/or sending it in via an FCR. This needs to be nipped in the bud. If it was the first...............lesson learned................always JS list via the VRU first. Denny |
Originally Posted by Lifeisgood
(Post 832990)
A couple of days ago I stood in line for a breakfast burrito and struck a conversation with a SkyWest pilot. He mentioned that SKW is bidding on Compass and Mesaba.
Is Delta selling them? Dunno but the rumor of them being for sale started the minute that Compass was started If the deal goes through will CPZ and MSB pilots loose the flow up and Delta pilots flow down in case of F? True or false? False, the flow agreement would go along with the sale unless its negotiated away by us. Thanks |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 833023)
Keenster,
I know you said you listed an hour before the flight. Please excuse my feeble (mad cow and all:D) mind but did you list with the gate agent without going thru the VRU or via the VRU and then go activate it with the gate agent? If it was the second then most definitely pursue this by talking to the CP and/or sending it in via an FCR. This needs to be nipped in the bud. If it was the first...............lesson learned................always JS list via the VRU first. Denny |
Originally Posted by keenster
(Post 833030)
Listed thru Icrew on my Iphone. Had to cancel my nonrev listing to do it. As soon as I got listed 5-10 minutes later checked in with the agent and got the Jump tickets handed to me. Crew shows up and I go down early to put bags away. Plane fills up. Agent brings down paper work and says I gotta get off for load beyond push time. Figured not the time to argue and do as told. Moved on to next flight and got on. Just want to know how to handle it if comes up again. I appreciate all the input.:)
Denny |
DTW is getting hammered by TStorms right now. Tornado sirens going off & the whole nine yards.
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CVG got hammered about an hour ago. MSP was hammered last night. Tornado warnings there last night.
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Originally Posted by keenster
(Post 832997)
ACL,
I may be uninformed, but no one I know has a good thing to say about the integration of procedures and policies. Really good people are all being replaced, retiring, or quiting thier jobs because of the in ablilty to input ideas and be taken seriously. They are pretty much slammed out of any process that might be taking place. Some pretty unbelieveable things have happened like "sit down and shut up there is a new sheriff in town". Its sad when the entire LCA group of one airplane has to do a letter about their position on a particular issue and threaten quiting in mass if they can't be heard. I call that pretty poor leadership in the flight ops portion of management at this company especially when dealing with a safety of flight item. We are not asking for things to go a certain way, It would be nice to have serious debate and really try to find best practices. I don't see that happening. I am waiting to see some glimmer of light that points to this taking place. Lip service is not what I am looking for. As Carl says, performance and results are what count. Can you please give examples? Not just examples, but can you please give names of all the people involved in each of these situations? You can private me the names. I intend to ask the road show management guys about these situations. And you should too. Put them on the spot. Ask them why this happened. Make them squirm or sweat in front of a group of pilots. Put them in an uncomfortable situation. I've been to two meetings where the management has talked. Not once has anyone mentioned anything like this. The only thing "controversial" I've seen asked was one Captain ask why in the hell do we have RJs then when they just said that they had the highest CASMs in the fleet. Even though this was ATL and CVG, there were fNWA pilots there. |
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