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Originally Posted by queue
(Post 2805255)
Fatigue is federal law. You cannot get fired over it. Even if a fatigue committee concludes it wasn't the company's fault, it still cannot be used against you. Even the FAA can't use it against you. The FAA is constrained by the law, as is the company. If they did fire you, you would win in court even with My Cousin Vinny.
Now... an Irregularity Report or other similar internal company report, is NOT protected by law, so be careful what you write in those! If you're fatigued, don't fly. |
wherever you can live in base or drive to work.
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Originally Posted by pugpilot
(Post 2805496)
wherever you can live in base or drive to work.
This This This.... That^ |
We've had guys waiting for hotels for over 5 hours due to the storms last night. Do you ever hear of WN pilots waiting that long to get a hotel assignment during an IROP?
GP |
Originally Posted by GuppyPuppy
(Post 2805726)
We've had guys waiting for hotels for over 5 hours due to the storms last night. Do you ever hear of WN pilots waiting that long to get a hotel assignment during an IROP?
GP |
Originally Posted by GuppyPuppy
(Post 2805726)
We've had guys waiting for hotels for over 5 hours due to the storms last night. Do you ever hear of WN pilots waiting that long to get a hotel assignment during an IROP?
GP Heck at SW we’ve had guys (and gals) sleep in the crew lounge for lack of any hotels during an irop. unfortunately I think things like that happen no matter what airline you’re at. They’ll keep a handful of open rooms at our mega stations just in case, but not much you can do during widespread cancellations. Livin the dream right? [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
(Post 2805739)
Heck at SW we’ve had guys (and gals) sleep in the crew lounge for lack of any hotels during an irop. unfortunately I think things like that happen no matter what airline you’re at. They’ll keep a handful of open rooms at our mega stations just in case, but not much you can do during widespread cancellations. Livin the dream right? [emoji6]
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Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
(Post 2805739)
Heck at SW we’ve had guys (and gals) sleep in the crew lounge for lack of any hotels during an irop. unfortunately I think things like that happen no matter what airline you’re at. They’ll keep a handful of open rooms at our mega stations just in case, but not much you can do during widespread cancellations. Livin the dream right? [emoji6]
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk And cancellations cause passengers to seize open rooms before we have a chance to process the cancellation internally sometimes. |
Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
(Post 2805739)
Heck at SW we’ve had guys (and gals) sleep in the crew lounge for lack of any hotels during an irop. unfortunately I think things like that happen no matter what airline you’re at. They’ll keep a handful of open rooms at our mega stations just in case, but not much you can do during widespread cancellations. Livin the dream right? [emoji6]
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Originally Posted by jtrain609
(Post 2805833)
Your experience and reasonable attitude is not welcome on this internet. Please proceed back to your city's amazing BBQ.
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