December AVA?
#12
FCIF 19-0516 Advanced Volunteer for December 2019 (ADM/GEN)
Issue Date: 11/27/19 2226
Source:
Suspense: 01/05/20
Approved:
In accordance with CBA 25.N.4.b., AVA may be available for all seats between Thanksgiving and December 31.
AVA requests will not be processed during the first twelve (12) hours after Open Time is released
AVA requests must be specific and are limited to one (1) request per transaction AVA may be assigned a maximum seven (7) days in advance as stated in the CBA (25.N.4.a.) AVA requests will NOT be accepted via telephone call to CRS
Trips may be assigned in time stamp order until the number of trips in open time is equal to the forecasted Reserve availability. Reserve availability is calculated by the Reserve Forecast Modeling software.
Issue Date: 11/27/19 2226
Source:
Suspense: 01/05/20
Approved:
In accordance with CBA 25.N.4.b., AVA may be available for all seats between Thanksgiving and December 31.
AVA requests will not be processed during the first twelve (12) hours after Open Time is released
AVA requests must be specific and are limited to one (1) request per transaction AVA may be assigned a maximum seven (7) days in advance as stated in the CBA (25.N.4.a.) AVA requests will NOT be accepted via telephone call to CRS
Trips may be assigned in time stamp order until the number of trips in open time is equal to the forecasted Reserve availability. Reserve availability is calculated by the Reserve Forecast Modeling software.
#13
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2006
Posts: 575
A bunch of diverts last night. Maybe they changed their minds when had trouble filling trips.
FCIF 19-0516 Advanced Volunteer for December 2019 (ADM/GEN)
Issue Date: 11/27/19 2226
Source:
Suspense: 01/05/20
Approved:
In accordance with CBA 25.N.4.b., AVA may be available for all seats between Thanksgiving and December 31.
AVA requests will not be processed during the first twelve (12) hours after Open Time is released
AVA requests must be specific and are limited to one (1) request per transaction AVA may be assigned a maximum seven (7) days in advance as stated in the CBA (25.N.4.a.) AVA requests will NOT be accepted via telephone call to CRS
Trips may be assigned in time stamp order until the number of trips in open time is equal to the forecasted Reserve availability. Reserve availability is calculated by the Reserve Forecast Modeling software.
Issue Date: 11/27/19 2226
Source:
Suspense: 01/05/20
Approved:
In accordance with CBA 25.N.4.b., AVA may be available for all seats between Thanksgiving and December 31.
AVA requests will not be processed during the first twelve (12) hours after Open Time is released
AVA requests must be specific and are limited to one (1) request per transaction AVA may be assigned a maximum seven (7) days in advance as stated in the CBA (25.N.4.a.) AVA requests will NOT be accepted via telephone call to CRS
Trips may be assigned in time stamp order until the number of trips in open time is equal to the forecasted Reserve availability. Reserve availability is calculated by the Reserve Forecast Modeling software.
#15
Banned
Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 1,838
I think you are miss understanding something. Our union got us 3 peaks in a row of guaranteed AVA regardless of reserve coverage. The company decided to pull out of the agreement (as either side could have). Do you have any idea how many 100’s of thousands that 3 years was worth? I’m not a union defender but at least blame the correct people. Without the union how much AVA do you think we would ever have? The company would just stack the reserve deck and not allow any trades. Problem solved.
#16
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,820
I think you are miss understanding something. Our union got us 3 peaks in a row of guaranteed AVA regardless of reserve coverage. The company decided to pull out of the agreement (as either side could have). Do you have any idea how many 100’s of thousands that 3 years was worth? I’m not a union defender but at least blame the correct people. Without the union how much AVA do you think we would ever have? The company would just stack the reserve deck and not allow any trades. Problem solved.
The agreement was signed on December 18th, 2017. So most of peak for 2017 had passed before the agreement took effect. We did get to benefit for 2018, but that was all. The company backed out of the agreement in February 2019. So, we only got one full peak of the agreement. That is a far cry from 3 full peaks and definitely reduces your perceived 100's of thousands of worth. But hey, we gave away the R24 penalty lines in the 757 and got nothing for it because it was the right thing to do.
Last edited by pinseeker; 11-29-2019 at 04:30 AM.
#17
Evidently you didn't understand the agreement.
The agreement was signed on December 18th, 2017. So most of peak for 2017 had passed before the agreement took effect. We did get to benefit for 2018, but that was all. The company backed out of the agreement in February 2019. So, we only got one full peak of the agreement. That is a far cry from 3 full peaks and definitely reduces your perceived 100's of thousands of worth. But hey, we gave away the R24 penalty lines in the 757 and got nothing for it because it was the right thing to do.
The agreement was signed on December 18th, 2017. So most of peak for 2017 had passed before the agreement took effect. We did get to benefit for 2018, but that was all. The company backed out of the agreement in February 2019. So, we only got one full peak of the agreement. That is a far cry from 3 full peaks and definitely reduces your perceived 100's of thousands of worth. But hey, we gave away the R24 penalty lines in the 757 and got nothing for it because it was the right thing to do.
#18
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: Crewmember
Posts: 1,368
Evidently you didn't understand the agreement.
The agreement was signed on December 18th, 2017. So most of peak for 2017 had passed before the agreement took effect. We did get to benefit for 2018, but that was all. The company backed out of the agreement in February 2019. So, we only got one full peak of the agreement. That is a far cry from 3 full peaks and definitely reduces your perceived 100's of thousands of worth. But hey, we gave away the R24 penalty lines in the 757 and got nothing for it because it was the right thing to do.
The agreement was signed on December 18th, 2017. So most of peak for 2017 had passed before the agreement took effect. We did get to benefit for 2018, but that was all. The company backed out of the agreement in February 2019. So, we only got one full peak of the agreement. That is a far cry from 3 full peaks and definitely reduces your perceived 100's of thousands of worth. But hey, we gave away the R24 penalty lines in the 757 and got nothing for it because it was the right thing to do.
I missed that little fact.
As I said before, we got schooled, again.
When will we learn?
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