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While that's commendable, it doesn't make them more productive. I would think that pilot productivity is measured by average pilot block hours per year. Most airlines want that number to be as high as possible; they're not likely to concern themselves with how many days you have to work.

Ok...I should have said block. I guarantee you if our rigs were better we would be more productive. I fly a lot of trips that are plus/minus a few minutes of trip rig and you know they know that when they build them. Which is why is doesn't cost them a dime to sit you on a 3+46 productivity break on the last day of a 4 day. I'm just saying if our rig was a little bit better there would be some encouragement to build the trips a little better. And, I also know that would be a negative when in comes to hiring. Swa's real only rig that they ever hit is the trips for pay rig. They don't do three 18 hour layovers on a 4 day. How bout a Swa guy pitch in here?

Contract 2012 should be easy for ALPA negotiators. SWAPA has done all the work already...throw their contract on the table and adjust the rates for a/c bigger than a 737...done!

Only if we can be guaranteed that SWA pilots are underworked, overpaid and oversexed. Otherwise, we don't want it. :D

SWA has "hubs" but not really a hub and spoke operation. Delta could never be as efficient because planes don't leave Atlanta, go to Nashville, then Salt Lake City, then LAX, and then Honolulu. The planes usually just go back to the respective hub as a turn. And I thought having 9 or 10 types of planes was an asset, so marketing could find the exact plane that was perfect for a particular route? One size doesn't always fit all. (I knew that in college)

The LAX Capt rep told me that exactly when he was talking to my Captain and me in the ATL lounge recently.

You mean Capt. "Borat"?

Oh boy. Here we go again.