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Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 988163)
Bullet catching champion - May 2011.
My right index finger is quivering just thinking about it. Carl |
Delta adds Pacific routes with Virgin Blue
Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal - by Atlanta Business Chronicle Date: Monday, May 2, 2011 Delta Air Lines, Inc. has added five routes to Australia and New Zealand by expanding codesharing with the Virgin Blue Airlines Group. The new service to Perth, Adelaide and Canberra, Australia and Auckland and Christchurch, New Zealand starts May 21. In January 2010, Delta (NYSE: DAL) started connecting customers on Virgin Blue flights to Brisbane and Melbourne, Australia. Atlanta-based Delta operates nonstop service between Los Angeles and Sydney, where all codeshare flights connect. |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 988156)
So then it is your contention that the pilot who dropped the original trip will not pick up anything to fill up his month... Let's say he had a 75 hour month, and dropped a 20 hour trip.. he will be satisfied to finish the month with 55 hours.. got it.. thanks for the clarification. :rolleyes:
You are quite welcome for the clarification. :) |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 988158)
You know.. the crap trips that nobody wants? (Except perhaps a reserve pilot who is sitting SC and not flying?)
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Originally Posted by FlyingSig
(Post 988340)
A reserve pilot would not get this trip regardless. If nobody picks up that "crap trip that nobody wants" then the pilot who was originally assigned that trip is still on the hook to fly that trip.
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Originally Posted by iaflyer
(Post 988345)
Not true - he could have it on the Swap board as a courtesy so others could go above the ALV+15 limit. Then, with no takers, he could PD it (assuming there was coverage) or even APD it, assuming there was only 25% of the coverage needed.
Lets be serious - if you put a trip on the pilot to pilot swap board as a pickup only - it is GONE. 3,2,1, gone. |
Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 988348)
He could also put it in as a qualified swap.
Lets be serious - if you put a trip on the pilot to pilot swap board as a pickup only - it is GONE. 3,2,1, gone. |
Let's be realistic. People put trips on the swap board for pickups because they can't drop them, not as a courtesy to fellow pilots. All this does is to allow more flexibility for line holders. Tsquare, I wholeheartedly agree the reserve system needs to be fixed. That is a function of the SOT or section 6. This is not a patch/fix/solution for reserves. This is a stand alone fix for pilot to pilot swap board.
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Originally Posted by Rather B Fishin
(Post 988383)
Let's be realistic. People put trips on the swap board for pickups because they can't drop them, not as a courtesy to fellow pilots. All this does is to allow more flexibility for line holders. Tsquare, I wholeheartedly agree the reserve system needs to be fixed. That is a function of the SOT or section 6. This is not a patch/fix/solution for reserves. This is a stand alone fix for pilot to pilot swap board.
I still cannot understand how cross-base-swapping can do anything but reduce the number of pilots required to staff the airline. a little off topic...does almost 1000 posts in 2 years mean my APC addiction is still under control or out of hand? |
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