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WIPilot 12-16-2015 06:08 PM


Originally Posted by bohicagain (Post 2029055)
Awesome news!!!




Now here is the LOD answer to every question.


12 o'clock position means Automatic Operation per system logic.

Delta has about 300 to 400 pilots that have 5000+ hours in the 170/190 family. It should be a breeze for us bucks to get reacquainted

....once they change that pay rate :D

block30 12-16-2015 06:13 PM


Originally Posted by flyallnite (Post 2028920)
Yup. It was a foregone conclusion that we'd be getting aircraft we need to operate the schedule. We don't buy aircraft. Congratulations on not writing the check for these.

Any idea where they'll be based?


Originally Posted by Doug Masters (Post 2028926)
This proves pilots don't buy airframes. Glad we didn't fall for that carrot.

Out. Standing.

trustbutverify 12-16-2015 07:12 PM


Originally Posted by thomas39 (Post 2029088)
Thank you? Aircraft orders are not gifts to the pilots. That's not why they are ordered.

Amen brother. Don't get me wrong, this is good news but let's keep things in perspective - the company and DALPA did just try and sell a TA in which they insisted that any mainline fleet growth was absolutely contingent on passing a concessionary contract. Bait and switch. The failed TA was full of it and I'm expecting the next one to be similar...keeping my eye on the ball.

John Carr 12-16-2015 07:19 PM


Originally Posted by Rahlifer (Post 2028946)
But at least they're going to be flown by DELTA pilots and not a bunch of regional punks. That in itself is a huge move in the right direction.


Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 2028955)
No they won't be flown by regional punks, so that's good. :rolleyes:

It'll instead just be a bunch of Delta d!ckheads. :D

FTB gets it, he always has.


Originally Posted by flightmedic01 (Post 2028964)
Spoken like a typical Delta pilot! ��

Sad truth.


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 2028968)
Where's Bucking Bar? He's one of the primary guilty ones yelling that United would jump right on the 190s if we didn't vote yes.

Or his alternate sign in, that he created during the TA vote.

Maybe the mods (LIKE YOU) should enforce the TOS unilaterally, ya think?

Falcon7 12-16-2015 07:20 PM


Originally Posted by marcal (Post 2028927)
We may not have 'fallen' for it, but jokes on us(at least those that fly it), bc the rates are terrible.

The rates are terrible but this order certainly is good news. However, unless we get an adjustment to our block hour ratio with DCI, these might just be replacement jets. Get the pay up and improve the scope language.

forgot to bid 12-16-2015 11:54 PM


Originally Posted by Falcon7 (Post 2029189)
The rates are terrible but this order certainly is good news. However, unless we get an adjustment to our block hour ratio with DCI, these might just be replacement jets. Get the pay up and improve the scope language.

One eye opener for me has been to see how many 88 routes DAL has given to the 717 that's 26% smaller.

It makes me think when the 88 goes it very well could be replaced by the 190, except I doubt they'd do 174 E10s. More like 100 E190s and 40 739s to retain all of the capacity if that's what they even wanted to do. Or maybe 70 E190s, 40 739s and 20 320 on the used market.

Who knows, it's their call anyways not ours, but the pay is our call and I think to totally treat the E190 and 88s as if they don't have overlap would be a mistake.

flyallnite 12-17-2015 02:11 AM


Originally Posted by Falcon7 (Post 2029189)
The rates are terrible but this order certainly is good news. However, unless we get an adjustment to our block hour ratio with DCI, these might just be replacement jets. Get the pay up and improve the scope language.

The rates will take care of themselves. DAL is very concerned about the level of experience in the cockpit, especially the left seat. It's a major issue right now. Not a chance we'll see these on the property with C2012 rates, it'll get fixed one way or the other. Either way, more leverage for us.

flyallnite 12-17-2015 03:02 AM

Also worth noting- probation ends when upgrading to Capt. Having a new hire go straight to the left seat of an Ejet would deprive DL of the probationary period and all the associated checks and indoctrination. Not happening.

capncrunch 12-17-2015 03:56 AM

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Imapilot2 12-17-2015 03:56 AM

What's taking sailing so long to come on here and comment. Eagerly waiting.. :-)


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