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Another reserve question.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
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Joined APC: Apr 2008
Position: DAL FO
Posts: 2,143
Good deals to be had, but you definitely need to shop around. You can go 90% of the way through the booking process and see the price before you have to pull the trigger. Have fun on the vacation! I'm jealous. I'll be up all night with a newborn about the time you're sipping cocktails on the beach.
They are awesome notes, and great for ppl to read, but just a little too good. The DALPA board may be a good place for it since it will be DAL pilots only that are seeing it.
Another reserve question.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
AKA SC is not duty but it is not rest. You will need to watch your Whitlow on taxi out. You literally have 10 mins to play with.
Another reserve question.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
Is our time on short call considered duty?
For example, if I'm on short call 900am - 900pm (eastern) and I get assigned a trip at 500pm for a flight to SMF leaving at 7:25 (eastern) that gets in at 9:20 (pacific time), do I have to accept? This would be on for over 15 hours.
I know the contract is max scheduled of 13 hours and can be extended by 2 hours (15 total).
I've always been unsure of this and wonder what others do. Thanks again.
If you went on short call at 9am eastern, they can use you until 1 am. (Whitlow)
Your contractual duty day doesn't start until you report for the trip.
If you want, go though it take out the names as I had started to do, and then sanitize the other stuff. It is just a little too specific. I started and realized that frankly, there is some stuff that in there that would probably change the level of info they give at these meeting.
They are awesome notes, and great for ppl to read, but just a little too good. The DALPA board may be a good place for it since it will be DAL pilots only that are seeing it.
They are awesome notes, and great for ppl to read, but just a little too good. The DALPA board may be a good place for it since it will be DAL pilots only that are seeing it.
I'll do my best, but:
1) They all live behind walls
2) Last time I tried to take a picture, I nearly got the crap beaten out of me by one of their drivers/gardeners/whatever. I don't mind taking a hit for the team, but I don't want Pineapple Guy all over my case when I have to use some sick time cause I have two broken legs.
Nu
1) They all live behind walls
2) Last time I tried to take a picture, I nearly got the crap beaten out of me by one of their drivers/gardeners/whatever. I don't mind taking a hit for the team, but I don't want Pineapple Guy all over my case when I have to use some sick time cause I have two broken legs.
Nu
Nu;
Your credibility is in question here. I think Pineapple will give you a pass for the broken legs, but I WANT SOME MILF PICS FROM YOUR HOOD...NOW!
Reserve question:
Do we get credit for a short call if it is acknowledged. Then they assign you a trip after you already acknowledged short call but don't ever actually sit short call?
I ask because I had credit for a short call removed and didn't realize it until now.
I can't find anything in the contract. Thanks.
Do we get credit for a short call if it is acknowledged. Then they assign you a trip after you already acknowledged short call but don't ever actually sit short call?
I ask because I had credit for a short call removed and didn't realize it until now.
I can't find anything in the contract. Thanks.
For example, I was assigned SC from 1100 to 1100. At 0705 I was assigned a trip reporting at 1735. I got credit for the SC (and always have for this type of situation)
Now if you acknowledge the SC but call in sick, you don't get credit for it.
We go to Punta Cana a lot for beach type trips.
Best bang for the buck in the Caribbean. Very affordable now but gets expensive in the high season (right after Christmas).
The wife loves the beach at RIU because they maintain lots of palm trees right near the water. She's blonde and can't do the "all day on the beach" thing without shade. She loves laying under those trees, sipping foo-foo drinks and reading her trashy novels.
RIU Palace is our favorite resort there. Very "elegant" and has the best resaturants. (Riu Palace Macao is good too) Right next door on either side of the RIU complex is two other good ones. Iberostar and Bahia Principe.
Best bang for the buck in the Caribbean. Very affordable now but gets expensive in the high season (right after Christmas).
The wife loves the beach at RIU because they maintain lots of palm trees right near the water. She's blonde and can't do the "all day on the beach" thing without shade. She loves laying under those trees, sipping foo-foo drinks and reading her trashy novels.
RIU Palace is our favorite resort there. Very "elegant" and has the best resaturants. (Riu Palace Macao is good too) Right next door on either side of the RIU complex is two other good ones. Iberostar and Bahia Principe.
TYG
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