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Originally Posted by Whiskey4
(Post 2592867)
AA would never agree to A1 due to the effect on revenue management. As a side item, APA would probably throw a fit about regional pilots getting “must rides” for commuting.
A12 is the standard business travel pass for employees who travel for work. You are commuting...not deadheading. A12 is the appropriate pass classification for this travel purpose (actually, non-rev is normal so this would be considered a perk). Of the many things people can complain about, I’m not sure this is one of them. |
Originally Posted by highfarfast
(Post 2592956)
My comments weren't meant to be a complaint about the addition of A12. That of course is an improvement even as standby. I just wanted to point out that if we're still just doing A12 via HIGO like I was told to do when I did Home Based TDY, then it's not really positive space. Someone earlier in the thread pointed out there can be another way to book it where you can see which flights you can book positive space through the Travel Planner but that was not presented as an option to me back then. Hopefully it will be in the future.
Finding E-Space (confirmed space) should not be too difficult, especially more than 14 days out, but there will be some flights that it is never available, and you will have to be a revenue standby should we elect to take that flight. E-Space (A12s) works pretty well, but even as a manager at HDQ, it was still required that we travel for business as A12s. The way I would proceed, is once the guidance is finalized on when we can start booking A12s for commuting...I would email the travel desk insensately to find out which flight have E-Space available, to the point of annoyance, such they give us that functionality. The way I see it, if we can book via HIGOA, there is no reason why they should not give us the same functionality in the NRTP. |
Not sure if it was answered before but do you still get retention bonus AND captain pay once you get the award? Or do they take the bonus away? If that's the case then they're taking your bonus money and giving it to you in a different way.
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Originally Posted by yeahbutstill
(Post 2597424)
Not sure if it was answered before but do you still get retention bonus AND captain pay once you get the award? Or do they take the bonus away? If that's the case then they're taking your bonus money and giving it to you in a different way.
The bonus is valued 27-50 dollars per day. Once you upgrade gets awarded then your pay increases and you get higher quality lines plus OT. |
It has been explained that April captain awards are not eligible for the captain pay, but what happens after the next vacancy award? I assume that many of us will not have had our FedRide yet, thus we will still be getting FO pay, despite other pilots (even potentially in our upgrade class) getting CA pay. This seems like a significant oversight in the language of the LOAs.
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Book in DECS, remember dept. date, flight nr. Import into travel planner, get PNR and remember to check in, put in AA app and pick seat.
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Originally Posted by FlyPurdue
(Post 2597467)
It has been explained that April captain awards are not eligible for the captain pay, but what happens after the next vacancy award? I assume that many of us will not have had our FedRide yet, thus we will still be getting FO pay, despite other pilots (even potentially in our upgrade class) getting CA pay. This seems like a significant oversight in the language of the LOAs.
Unfortunately there will always be some winners and losers with LOA’s. |
Originally Posted by havick206
(Post 2597474)
April awards are getting withholding pay based on the way you bid for the April award. If you preference bid for CA you most likely will be getting withholding pay (CA rates backpay upon completion of IOE) from from around early April. If you proferred to displace then it would be from some time later than that in order or seniority.
Unfortunately there will always be some winners and losers with LOA’s. |
Originally Posted by v1rotate88
(Post 2590079)
A lot of butthurt coming from millenial FOs who haven't had to sit years on RSV, get no bonus, go through the ABCs in the school house, get furloughed or go through bankruptcy. Someone get them a cry closet. #HereIFlowNow.
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