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Originally Posted by SaintNick
(Post 3041786)
yep. There was a 190 who didn’t work for awhile and husband was deployed so worked almost every single day and the paycheck was huuuuuuuge
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Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3041835)
yeah, i think we are talking about the same person.
Unless that person is still here -Bubs |
Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3041835)
yeah, i think we are talking about the same person.
Unless that person is still here |
190 CA on SCL last year. Very junior. On RSV did 160 credit, 60 VDA one month. Commuter so I’d get there before my RAP, ask if they needed me to start early then they’d VDA it. Nearly every trip, every day they changed the pairing. OSP. Boom. At one point they bought me a positive space ticket on an off line carrier to cover a single leg. At end of trip they’d call and ask if I was willing to work another flight.
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Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3041761)
you must be new here.
A recently retired 190 CA showed me their paystub for one month last summer. 65k on the 8th. If you worked here last year. This is very simple. senior, drop schedule and put VDA on your schedule. Wait for the phone call. Your math should read like this. 12 year Capt. 264/hr * 190% = 501.60 1,200,000 / 501 = 2395.20 2395.20 / 12 = 199.60 Its pretty easy to do this when your doing your days at double time. Or maybe even triple time because you got something bought of your schedule.The people that are doing this literally have no life and only brag about working all the time and how much credit they have. I wish I made 1.2 million. However there is only so many times I can sleep in a hotel a year. 200 hours of credit means getting called out for ten 4-day trips every month, and every one of them at VDA pay. I’d believe 150 in a month with plenty of IROPS, but 200 VDA every month? No way. |
Originally Posted by Boomer
(Post 3042038)
How does someone get called for 200 hours of VDA every month for a year? Are there no reserves in that base?
200 hours of credit means getting called out for ten 4-day trips every month, and every one of them at VDA pay. I’d believe 150 in a month with plenty of IROPS, but 200 VDA every month? No way. |
Originally Posted by likeitis
(Post 3042118)
Live in Socal, based east coast and vda out of LGB which had been short staffed nearly all 2019. May not explain it all but makes it easier to accomplish.
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Originally Posted by Descendto450
(Post 3042168)
that won’t be the case this year. And he is an FO not a Captain who had LGB as his blue city. The rules changed late last year he will now get called after all the in base FO’s in LGB. (that is how it’s supposed to work upon full implementation of the CBA) and yes he averaged over 200 credit hours per month at 12 yr 320 FO rates.
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Originally Posted by likeitis
(Post 3042186)
I was just explaining how someone was able to do it. Hence why I referred to 2019.
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Originally Posted by feltf4
(Post 3041761)
.The people that are doing this literally have no life and only brag about working all the time and how much credit they have. I wish I made 1.2 million. However there is only so many times I can sleep in a hotel a year.
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