Details on Delta TA
06-09-2015 | 01:39 PM
#6791
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Looking for info current rigs and changes to rigs in TA. A search of 678 pages found only an average daily guarantee of 5:15. Is there anything else? Any duty period rig?
My pilot group is in the midst of contract negotiations, and I'm trying to get a handle on how lucrative (or not) this TA is.
Also, what is the average monthly hourly totals paid per pilot? Not block flown but total paid. I realize this may vary widely based on aircraft type and whether domestic or international.
Thanks.
My pilot group is in the midst of contract negotiations, and I'm trying to get a handle on how lucrative (or not) this TA is.
Also, what is the average monthly hourly totals paid per pilot? Not block flown but total paid. I realize this may vary widely based on aircraft type and whether domestic or international.
Thanks.
06-09-2015 | 01:40 PM
#6792
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Just for giggles, reference above example and say 2 years past amendable date, 1 less than SWAPA:
Now that MD88 Capt. has to come up with $76,500 just to get what he had with the original TA. So he needs an additional 10.2% just to break even. Add his hold out for TA +3% and he needs 13.2% to reach his goal above and beyond the 21.5% compounded raise. Yikes!
Now that MD88 Capt. has to come up with $76,500 just to get what he had with the original TA. So he needs an additional 10.2% just to break even. Add his hold out for TA +3% and he needs 13.2% to reach his goal above and beyond the 21.5% compounded raise. Yikes!
06-09-2015 | 01:42 PM
#6793
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Oh, and without this TA, the company will be in violation of the Af/klm JV again next year. Even more leverage.
Could you imagine the uproar from WS when they find out that labor risk is on the table? And that ps isn't going down?
But I suspect you knew all that.
06-09-2015 | 01:42 PM
#6794
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Quite right. Somebody has to show the Poo Monkeys how to do math.
BTW, I emailed my reps this morning and did not request a reply. I still got one and I know of at least one rep that is voting to send it back. Keep the emails flowing.
06-09-2015 | 01:43 PM
#6795
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06-09-2015 | 01:44 PM
#6796
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Each year, as retirements and upgrades kick in, the need for OE will increase--and near the end of the this amendable date, the need will be substantial!
06-09-2015 | 01:46 PM
#6797
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Again, I have the data but need to get my hands on it. And moreover a rationale for you.
Information forthcoming. We are still in session here in Atlanta.
Apologies for the delay all.
06-09-2015 | 01:57 PM
#6800
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How on earth did the NC present the widebody scope? I'm hoping my comprehension of the bullet points is completely off here. Did they actually agree that flying the 380 from CDG to JFK has the same value as a 757 from CDG to PIT? How was this presented? What supporting data suggested this was even a remote possibility for our TA?
When we were sold the JV at it's inception the major point I remember was the EASK metric was good for DL pilots because of our smaller gauge WB fleet.
When we were sold the JV at it's inception the major point I remember was the EASK metric was good for DL pilots because of our smaller gauge WB fleet.
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