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da42pilot 02-28-2019 08:44 AM

And United is throwing even more flying at us, per a recent email. Hence the 200% strategy.

Melit 02-28-2019 08:56 AM


Originally Posted by da42pilot (Post 2772193)
And United is throwing even more flying at us, per a recent email. Hence the 200% strategy.

I'm sure they are....:eek::eek:

Embxjt 02-28-2019 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by Melit (Post 2772167)
Still canceling due to crew I see..

While this tactic may cover some flights with people already on property; it does not address the elephant in the room - staffing. They longer they wait the worse this gets. My two last First Officers are leaving for greener pastures.
It is actually funny watching the business acrobatics taking place in order to keep the regional golden goose laying eggs.

andili61 02-28-2019 12:26 PM


Originally Posted by Embxjt (Post 2772350)
While this tactic may cover some flights with people already on property; it does not address the elephant in the room - staffing. They longer they wait the worse this gets. My two last First Officers are leaving for greener pastures.
It is actually funny watching the business acrobatics taking place in order to keep the regional golden goose laying eggs.

Well, in most cases, to be above 80 hrs a pilot would have barely 13 days or less days off. So the idea of picking up open time would put many pilots at only 10 or less days. Besides, pilots Can't call sick, it seems extremely restrictive. I would have preferred that the Union had negotiated 200% at company discretion no strings attached. I don't like it as it has been proposed. Who knows, it may work, but I seriously doubt it .

boyracer 02-28-2019 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by andili61 (Post 2772366)
Well, in most cases, to be above 80 hrs a pilot would have barely 13 days or less days off. So the idea of picking up open time would put many pilots at only 10 or less days. Besides, pilots Can't call sick, it seems extremely restrictive. I would have preferred that the Union had negotiated 200% at company discretion no strings attached. I don't like it as it has been proposed. Who knows, it may work, but I seriously doubt it .

Well maybe in Houston....and someone who doesn’t know how to work the ILIW. I can usually get 16-19 days off a month in EWR and 75 hours.

SpringLanding 03-01-2019 01:38 AM


Originally Posted by boyracer (Post 2772489)
Well maybe in Houston....and someone who doesn’t know how to work the ILIW. I can usually get 16-19 days off a month in EWR and 75 hours.

75 hours flight time?

Melit 03-01-2019 03:51 AM

You might want to jump ship....
https://www.americanmachinist.com/ne...s-skywest-422m

da42pilot 03-01-2019 04:00 AM


Originally Posted by Melit (Post 2772650)

Old news and no interest. They’re also replacement aircraft, not additions.

PhantomHawk 03-01-2019 04:01 AM

Ordered 2 years ago.

Melit 03-01-2019 04:38 AM


Originally Posted by da42pilot (Post 2772654)
Old news and no interest. They’re also replacement aircraft, not additions.

Re-fleeting is great news for them.. Good for recruiting. They can lease out the old 700/900's just like they leased 15 old CRJ 200's to you. it's not all old news...
Dated 2/4/2019
Embraer has a new order nine E175 twin-engine jets from SkyWest Inc.,


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