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Old 06-19-2011 | 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
My trip ends with a deadhead from NRT to DTW and it must be a business class seat per the contract. If I deviate from the scheduled deadhead and fly from NRT to JFK, am I still required to get a business class seat...or am I on my own?

Carl
What Wilbur said, plus, you can book it yourself in iCrew but not before your report time for the rotation. For biz class deviation on the front end you have to call scheduling. For back end the iCrew Jumpseat/Deadhead template under NRSA Travel will allow you to book Biz Class for deviating deadheads that were previously scheduled as over-water deadheads on your original rotation.
Old 06-19-2011 | 10:04 AM
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Thanks guys!!

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Old 06-19-2011 | 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
My trip ends with a deadhead from NRT to DTW and it must be a business class seat per the contract. If I deviate from the scheduled deadhead and fly from NRT to JFK, am I still required to get a business class seat...or am I on my own?

Carl
My understanding is since your original DH is an ocean crossing you are entitled to a PS business class seat.
Old 06-19-2011 | 10:34 AM
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TODAY'S MALARIA JET WATCH

As of 1430 ET, 19Jun:

Pilots preferencing AE of ATL 330B senior to mid-4000 seniority:

Total 15

First 1
Sec 4
Third 1

Warning: MSP330B guys may or may not be included in this count since an MD bid would be sufficient for them.
Old 06-19-2011 | 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
Question for the AE experts. If one bids %'s on their current aircraft in hopes of continuing to hold a line, followed by a new category with no restrictions(i.e. ATL 320B @ 75%, MSP 7Er) and then fills out a VD for a new category is it possible to hold that percentage but still be awarded the VD?

In short, if you can hold the lowest % you are requesting on your AE card for your current aircraft, will you hose yourself out of a possible line by submitting a VD? Or will the company say "Ok, so and so wants XX% and will hold that on the conversion date therefore we won't even look at his/her VD/MD cards".....???

Thanks in advance, and hope this makes sense.
I think Wilbur answered it above, but as long as your VD card matches you AE card exactly then you will be fine.

For example, your VD card (matching your AE) reads:

1. ATL320B 75%
2. MSP7ER

It will stop when it gets to #1 if you can hold it. If not, then it doesn't matter if it's an AE or VD, you wouldn't have held it either way. As long as both cards match, you can't (as far as I can tell) get something below what you can hold.

Was that the question? Or did I completely mis-interpret what you were asking?
Old 06-19-2011 | 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
There is no current US part 121 major airlines with permission to use the Ipad below 10,000 feet. There are attempts to get this approved however at the moment the airlines using the IPad all carry paper jepps. That may change but for the moment it is the rule.
As you posted that on Thursday, AA got approval from the FAA...

The APA is working with AA and the FAA on a trial using iPads to eliminate manuals and paper charts for all phases of flight according to FO Hank Putek a member of the APA Safety Committee.

The trials are initially on AA's 777 from LAX to NRT and PVG

http://www.alliedpilots.org/Public/N...61611/EFBs.pdf

American Airlines tests iPad-based charts | Boeing and Aerospace News - seattlepi.com

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Old 06-19-2011 | 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
My trip ends with a deadhead from NRT to DTW and it must be a business class seat per the contract. If I deviate from the scheduled deadhead and fly from NRT to JFK, am I still required to get a business class seat...or am I on my own?

Carl
I thought the contract mandated that Carl ALWAYS flies first class...no questions asked!
Old 06-19-2011 | 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by georgetg
As you posted that on Thursday, AA got approval from the FAA...

The APA is working with AA and the FAA on a trial using iPads to eliminate manuals and paper charts for all phases of flight according to FO Hank Putek a member of the APA Safety Committee.

The trials are initially on AA's 777 from LAX to NRT and PVG

American Airlines tests iPad-based charts | Boeing and Aerospace News - seattlepi.com

Cheers
George

George, I did a internet search and I can't find where they got approved. Would love to see a reference. They FAA is allowing them to test the Ipad however they will still carry Jepps as a backup. AMR wants it for all phases of flight but the FAA as far as I can tell is only allowing testing at this point.
Old 06-19-2011 | 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Wilbur Wright
I think I understand what you're asking.

AE

Pref 1. My category xx%
Pref 2. Other category

If the computer can honor Pref 1 or Pref 2 of your AE, it will dump your VD prefs. That said, I can't imagine a scenario where your VD prefs wouldn't match exactly with your AE prefs.

VD

Pref 1. My category xx%
Pref 2. Other category
Originally Posted by LeineLodge
I think Wilbur answered it above, but as long as your VD card matches you AE card exactly then you will be fine.

For example, your VD card (matching your AE) reads:

1. ATL320B 75%
2. MSP7ER

It will stop when it gets to #1 if you can hold it. If not, then it doesn't matter if it's an AE or VD, you wouldn't have held it either way. As long as both cards match, you can't (as far as I can tell) get something below what you can hold.

Was that the question? Or did I completely mis-interpret what you were asking?
Thanks for the replies guys!
Old 06-19-2011 | 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Nosmo King
TODAY'S MALARIA JET WATCH

As of 1430 ET, 19Jun:

Pilots preferencing AE of ATL 330B senior to mid-4000 seniority:

Total 15

First 1
Sec 4
Third 1

Warning: MSP330B guys may or may not be included in this count since an MD bid would be sufficient for them.
Here come the mugwumps

as of 6pm ET:

TTL 17
1st 2
2nd 4
3rd 1
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