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buzzpat 02-12-2011 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by johnso29 (Post 946565)
It's nice to know Inhofe cares enough about our troops that he's willing to continue to put them on ACMI charters were crews are fatigued & pushed beyond their limits. :rolleyes:

If ACMI charter crews are pushed beyond their limits, and I would argue that they are not since I spent 20 years flying similar schedules under the same guidelines, wouldn't the White House, Congress, the Senate and the Pentagon also be complicit? Don't know why your singling out Inhofe because he made a stupid decision in his Cessna.:rolleyes:

80ktsClamp 02-12-2011 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by Columbia (Post 946587)
Crews are fatigued on acmi charters?


Not to mention what johnso posted, have you ever seen the schedules they run?

Googly moogly!

contrails 02-12-2011 11:46 PM


Originally Posted by buzzpat (Post 946594)
If ACMI charter crews are pushed beyond their limits, and I would argue that they are not since I spent 20 years flying similar schedules under the same guidelines, wouldn't the White House, Congress, the Senate and the Pentagon also be complicit? Don't know why your singling out Inhofe because he made a stupid decision in his Cessna.:rolleyes:

Buzz,

Do you think 30 hours on duty is acceptable for civilian ops?

scambo1 02-13-2011 03:42 AM


Originally Posted by buzzpat (Post 946594)
If ACMI charter crews are pushed beyond their limits, and I would argue that they are not since I spent 20 years flying similar schedules under the same guidelines, wouldn't the White House, Congress, the Senate and the Pentagon also be complicit? Don't know why your singling out Inhofe because he made a stupid decision in his Cessna.:rolleyes:


He made many stupid decisions in his cessna. He is unrepentant. His input on aviation matters is higher than most. Dont try to defend the indefensible please.

Also, Buzz are you trying to say you never heard of C141 crews falling asleep in flight...flying past their destinations....waking up at cruise to find everyone else asleep...etc...I have.

Pineapple Guy 02-13-2011 05:31 AM


Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy (Post 946143)
To estimate your GROSS profit sharing check, my best guess is to add FLT PAY and FLT ADV from your YTD total on your 12/31/10 paycheck, and then multiply that number by 6.5%. Then take out all the taxes, dues, etc. to get your net amount.

Earnings statements are now available on DeltaNet. I just checked mine and the gross PS payout was 6.52% of FLT PAY + FLT ADV.

Fed taxes were 25%; and GA taxes were 6%.
FICA, ALPA dues, and DPMA were pulled out at their normal rates too.

Still nothing on the "Pending ACH" at the Delta CU though. :mad:

hockeypilot44 02-13-2011 06:16 AM

My profit sharing check was about the same size as my regional's yearly Christmas bonus (also a profit sharing check technically).

Karnak 02-13-2011 06:26 AM


Originally Posted by hockeypilot44 (Post 946661)
My profit sharing check was about the same size as my regional's yearly Christmas bonus (also a profit sharing check technically).

Thanks for sharing. Why'd you leave?

whitt767 02-13-2011 06:39 AM

I thought we were supposed to get DC Plan, DPSP contributions for this as well. There is none on the pay statement. I had a total of 33% deducted from check.

DeadHead 02-13-2011 06:40 AM


Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy (Post 946646)
Earnings statements are now available on DeltaNet. I just checked mine and the gross PS payout was 6.52% of FLT PAY + FLT ADV.

Fed taxes were 25%; and GA taxes were 6%.
FICA, ALPA dues, and DPMA were pulled out at their normal rates too.

Still nothing on the "Pending ACH" at the Delta CU though. :mad:

Call me cheap, but I don't see why ALPA needs to take dues out.

I would think that 2% of my salary would be enough, but I guess it's not.

slowplay 02-13-2011 06:44 AM


Originally Posted by whitt767 (Post 946678)
I thought we were supposed to get DC Plan, DPSP contributions for this as well. There is none on the pay statement. I had a total of 33% deducted from check.

You will. If I remember mine correctly, you should have received a letter about profit sharing at your home address from Steve Dickson detailing that the DC/401K contributions would be made on the 15th paycheck.


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