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06-17-2014 | 10:42 AM
#6491
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: I can fly.....I'm a pilot
I just held my first hard line on the LXJT side. 12 days off working weekends. After ILIW I now have every weekend off along with 19 days off. Will I be able to do that in PBS as the most junior line holder in the system?
06-17-2014 | 11:05 AM
#6492
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2014
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No. You won't. Is this still an option if there is no real open time to speak of?
06-17-2014 | 01:12 PM
#6493
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: CRJ CA
Real question. If the most junior guy can use this to get 19 days off instead of 12, it stands to reason that all the pilots senior can do this as well. Ergo, all the LXJT guys must be getting 19 days off???? How can this be?
06-17-2014 | 01:26 PM
#6494
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From: EMB 145 CPT
Not everyone can do this. There is a finite number of days in a bid month that are set to +4. Once it goes down to zero, someone needs to pick up a trip in order for someone else to drop that day. There is always trips in open time because of transition conflicts, FAR conflicts, contractual conflicts, training, vacation, and any trips dropped for people on going on leave or no longer working here.
Last edited by Nevets; 06-17-2014 at 01:50 PM.
06-17-2014 | 02:10 PM
#6495
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2009
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Maybe I was just lucky. I did drop myself down below guarantee but the time off is more important to me.
06-17-2014 | 03:03 PM
#6496
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: PNF
Can anyone confirm this? If so, what did we get in return? Oh well.. looks like I get to commuter clause more and go home while DAL has to explain to THEIR passengers why there are no pilots.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
06-17-2014 | 03:49 PM
#6497
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2014
Posts: 484
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Can anyone confirm this? If so, what did we get in return? Oh well.. looks like I get to commuter clause more and go home while DAL has to explain to THEIR passengers why there are no pilots.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
06-17-2014 | 04:45 PM
#6498
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,648
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Can anyone confirm this? If so, what did we get in return? Oh well.. looks like I get to commuter clause more and go home while DAL has to explain to THEIR passengers why there are no pilots.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
June 17, 2014
As Delta continues to reevaluate its pass travel program and enhance employees pass travel privileges, the airline will introduce a new travel standby priority for employees effective Oct. 1.
All active Delta employees who travel standby on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights will be listed under a higher priority code - S3B1 instead of S3C.
This enhancement will allow active Delta employees and their pass riders to board after SkyWest or ExpressJet employees and before all other Delta subsidiary employees on SkyWest- or ExpressJet-operated flights.
06-17-2014 | 06:17 PM
#6499
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2014
Posts: 363
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Not everyone can do this. There is a finite number of days in a bid month that are set to +4. Once it goes down to zero, someone needs to pick up a trip in order for someone else to drop that day. There is always trips in open time because of transition conflicts, FAR conflicts, contractual conflicts, training, vacation, and any trips dropped for people on going on leave or no longer working here.
06-17-2014 | 07:20 PM
#6500
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From: EMB 145 CPT
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nevets
Not everyone can do this. There is a finite number of days in a bid month that are set to +4. Once it goes down to zero, someone needs to pick up a trip in order for someone else to drop that day. There is always trips in open time because of transition conflicts, FAR conflicts, contractual conflicts, training, vacation, and any trips dropped for people on going on leave or no longer working here.
Ok, so your particular issue was with the line you were awarded under line bidding, which you fixed by swapping and going below guarantee. This really doesn't speak to .... Why the opposition to pref bid.
Originally Posted by Nevets
Not everyone can do this. There is a finite number of days in a bid month that are set to +4. Once it goes down to zero, someone needs to pick up a trip in order for someone else to drop that day. There is always trips in open time because of transition conflicts, FAR conflicts, contractual conflicts, training, vacation, and any trips dropped for people on going on leave or no longer working here.
Ok, so your particular issue was with the line you were awarded under line bidding, which you fixed by swapping and going below guarantee. This really doesn't speak to .... Why the opposition to pref bid.
People are just afraid of change. Sometimes, rightfully so.
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