No kidding

I think they want to see that a pilot can work through interpersonal conflict easily and they value harmonious relationships as opposed to just "being right" all the time.

Me too.....and no socks, no shoes actually, flip flops. I did wear a baby blue tie because it makes my eyes pop.

This is a good representation of my position on the couch when talking to the shrink.

Nice bling Clamp. You get that on FO pay? Nice.

RJ caaaapptain pay. I was in that plane like a track meet. I was runnin' it.


In the meantime I found a picture of your former job:

So why are we using UPMC?

1Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore30152Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.28153Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston27154Cleveland Clinic26135Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles24146New York-Presbyterian University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell21117University of California, San Francisco Medical Center20118Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University, St. Louis17109Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia161210Duke University Medical Center, Durham, N.C.161011Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston141012University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle14813UPMC-University of Pittsburgh Medical Center13814University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers, Ann Arbor

I'm trying to understand our PWA but I need some help here. Why would a trip be covered by a LC guy with a YS before a SC guy when the call out is more than 12 hours? 23.N. is pretty straight forward I thought, until I talked to our dear schedulers. Can someone help me out? was I cheated out of a trip?

Hey Hey!! They aren't antiques..........I went to college with those girls....Ok, I guess they are antiques, never mind

Here's what I've learned in my very short time under Delta scheduling.

If the computer doesn't do it, the scheduler won't do it. No thinking outside the box whatsoever.

Plus, I know your 7er so is it domestic or international? If it's domestic it is probably because of rest required. If it's international I have no freaking clue.