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Depends.

If there is a GS in that has adequate rest he gets it. If you have adequate rest the will GS you. Of course WS's go before the rest.

An IA is when there are no WS, Out of Base white slips when the trip is less than 12 hrs to report, reserves that can cover the trip per the RUO, GS, then Out of base GS the IA.

acl65pilot

09-28-2010 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by alfaromeo (Post 877685)

Don't want to be the spelling police here, but US Airways is LCC (low cost carrier, how cute). LLC is limited liability corporation. I know it is obsessive, so I apologize.

Right you are and thanks for the correction. Get so used to writing the other that it is the quickest on off the fingers. :D

Sawdog

09-28-2010 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NWA320pilot (Post 877561)

This was copied from "Market Watch"

The pilots' union for Southwest Airlines said late Monday it hired unnamed investment banking and legal firms for counsel during bargaining related to the carrier's acquisition of AirTran Holdings. "We are cautiously optimistic of the potential fleet growth opportunity connected to this acquisition and its subsequent effect on our pilots' career progression," said Capt. Carl Kuwitzky, president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots' Association. The union's next step is to incorporate pilots from the AirTran seniority list onto the Southwest Airlines seniority list. "As we work on our portion of this acquisition, no stone will be left unturned to protect SWAPA pilots' interests."

Look out Airtran pilots........

Heard SWAPA has about $10 million funds for their lawyers.

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