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Old 06-13-2015 | 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
I think FTB is right about the tool. Not a Delta pilot.

Remember it was FTB that busted Lumberg as a fraud.

Carl
haha i forgot about that Lumberg character
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Old 06-13-2015 | 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackRocket
Consider the options of turning down TA 2015 carefully.

If disapproved, we can end up going to arbitrage and dragging this out for 2-3 years for only a couple percent more. Then we will be ready for a new contract. Also, the arbitrator's directed to meet just industry standards.


Consider all the facts carefuly and vote wisely!
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'bout the pay
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Old 06-13-2015 | 08:38 PM
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BlackRocket has always shown such exceptional foresight.

Originally Posted by BlackRocket
Southwest will "rule the skies" by 2012. They ALWAYS do a better job of hedging fuel costs and continually make a profit albeit while groing their business. My forecast is that most Legacy carriers will be scaled back to just overseas transporters with SWA as their feeder
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ma....html#post4047

Make sure you wave at all those Southwest planes as you taxi by D concourse in ATL... oh wait.
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Old 06-13-2015 | 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by MtEverest
Enjoy it for now before the next contract where pilots are required to turn over login ID for internet message boards with their medical records.

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Old 06-13-2015 | 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
I think FTB is right about the tool. Not a Delta pilot.

Remember it was FTB that busted Lumberg as a fraud.

Carl
That was perhaps my finest moment as a moderator dropping the banhammer on that fool.
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Old 06-13-2015 | 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MrBojangles
it's pretty narrow minded to be sold on this crap TA solely on the pay rates. The other stuff in there is enough to give you nightmares. go ahead-read all the stuff in red in the new TA
I dunno it worked pretty well here at AA. pay rates blind...
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Old 06-13-2015 | 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackRocket
DAL Compensation calculations:

Assumptions; 1,000 hrs/year @ 12 years pay seniority

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Current B-777 Captain
$272 x 1,000 = $272,000 + 20% PS = $326,400

New TA 2015 B-777 Captain with 2016 pay rates
$311 x 1,000 = $311,000 + 10% PS = $342,000

That's a 2016 4.8% raise
+ 1.0% 401K contribution is a total aggregate of 5.8%

This doesn't go into effect until 1 Jan 2017, am I right?

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Current B-777 FO
$185 x 1,000 = 185,000 + 20% PS = $222,000

New TA 2015 B-777 FO with 2016 pay rates
$212 x 1,000 = $212,000 + 10% = $233,200

Thats a 2016 5.0% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 6.0%

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Current B-737 Captain
$219 x 1,000 = $219,000 + 20% PS = $262,800

TA 2015 B-737 Captain with 2016 pay rates
$251 x 1,000 = $251,000 + 10% = $276,222

That's a 2016 5.4% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 6.4%

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Current B-737 FO
$149 x 1,000 = $149,000 + 20% PS = $178,800

TA 2015 B-737 FO with 2016 pay rates
$170 x 1,000 = $170,000 + 10% PS = $187,000

That's a 2016 4.5% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 5.5%

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Cliff's Notes

*Between the most senior pay rates from B-777 Captain to a 12 year B-737 FO...the average pay raise is appx. 5.5%

Add in the 2017 & 2018 3% pay increases and you end up having an 11.5% raise.

Consider the options of turning down TA 2015 carefully.

If disapproved, we can end up going to arbitrage and dragging this out for 2-3 years for only a couple percent more. Then we will be ready for a new contract. Also, the arbitrator's directed to meet just industry standards.


Consider all the facts carefuly and vote wisely!
B-R
I'm not sure that's the timeline. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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Old 06-13-2015 | 09:34 PM
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You are correct on your correction.
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Old 06-13-2015 | 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackRocket
DAL Compensation calculations:

Assumptions; 1,000 hrs/year @ 12 years pay seniority

===========================================

Current B-777 Captain
$272 x 1,000 = $272,000 + 20% PS = $326,400

New TA 2015 B-777 Captain with 2016 pay rates
$311 x 1,000 = $311,000 + 10% PS = $342,000

That's a 2016 4.8% raise
+ 1.0% 401K contribution is a total aggregate of 5.8%

===========================================

Current B-777 FO
$185 x 1,000 = 185,000 + 20% PS = $222,000

New TA 2015 B-777 FO with 2016 pay rates
$212 x 1,000 = $212,000 + 10% = $233,200

Thats a 2016 5.0% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 6.0%

===========================================

Current B-737 Captain
$219 x 1,000 = $219,000 + 20% PS = $262,800

TA 2015 B-737 Captain with 2016 pay rates
$251 x 1,000 = $251,000 + 10% = $276,222

That's a 2016 5.4% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 6.4%

===========================================

Current B-737 FO
$149 x 1,000 = $149,000 + 20% PS = $178,800

TA 2015 B-737 FO with 2016 pay rates
$170 x 1,000 = $170,000 + 10% PS = $187,000

That's a 2016 4.5% raise
+ 1.0% 401k contribution is a total aggregate of 5.5%

===========================================
Cliff's Notes

*Between the most senior pay rates from B-777 Captain to a 12 year B-737 FO...the average pay raise is appx. 5.5%

Add in the 2017 & 2018 3% pay increases and you end up having an 11.5% raise.

Consider the options of turning down TA 2015 carefully.

If disapproved, we can end up going to arbitrage and dragging this out for 2-3 years for only a couple percent more. Then we will be ready for a new contract. Also, the arbitrator's directed to meet just industry standards.


Consider all the facts carefuly and vote wisely!
B-R
IMHO not nearly enough for all of the give backs, concessions, onerous sick leave policy, and JV craziness. In other words, who cares.

I'd rather live with the current contract than sell my soul for 5% and a nickel per diem.
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Old 06-13-2015 | 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
IMHO not nearly enough for all of the give backs, concessions, onerous sick leave policy, and JV craziness. In other words, who cares.

I'd rather live with the current contract than sell my soul for 5% and a nickel per diem.
I am TOTALLY HAPPY to live under our current contract rather than the draconian cuts of this POS TA. Let's park our current contract for a while...

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