Airline pilots using iPad bidding app?
#1
Airline pilots using iPad bidding app?
Just doing a quick survey of what airline pilot groups have for bidding their schedules.
Old fashioned manually, a Windows/Mac app, online web app, or an iPad app?
I'll start:
-UPS pilots can use BidPro (Windows/Mac), although no longer sold or supported by BidPro; no iPad app option.
-SWA pilots have two bidding app options on the iPad and Windows/Mac.
-United is working on an iPad app.
Any others?
Thanks!
John
Old fashioned manually, a Windows/Mac app, online web app, or an iPad app?
I'll start:
-UPS pilots can use BidPro (Windows/Mac), although no longer sold or supported by BidPro; no iPad app option.
-SWA pilots have two bidding app options on the iPad and Windows/Mac.
-United is working on an iPad app.
Any others?
Thanks!
John
#2
Just doing a quick survey of what airline pilot groups have for bidding their schedules.
Old fashioned manually, a Windows/Mac app, online web app, or an iPad app?
I'll start:
-UPS pilots can use BidPro (Windows/Mac), although no longer sold or supported by BidPro; no iPad app option.
-SWA pilots have two bidding app options on the iPad and Windows/Mac.
-United is working on an iPad app.
Any others?
Thanks!
John
Old fashioned manually, a Windows/Mac app, online web app, or an iPad app?
I'll start:
-UPS pilots can use BidPro (Windows/Mac), although no longer sold or supported by BidPro; no iPad app option.
-SWA pilots have two bidding app options on the iPad and Windows/Mac.
-United is working on an iPad app.
Any others?
Thanks!
John
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Delta is once again leading from behind on IT matters. The company's bid software only runs on a Windows. There is a web client but it's clunky and slow.
The 3rd party software (easybid) is only marginally supported and also only runs on Windows. If you want to run them on a Mac, you've got to buy your own replicator software and your own Windows software (although the company will give you Windows Xp in certain situations). Nothing for iPad or the company-provided Surface RT tablet.
The 3rd party software (easybid) is only marginally supported and also only runs on Windows. If you want to run them on a Mac, you've got to buy your own replicator software and your own Windows software (although the company will give you Windows Xp in certain situations). Nothing for iPad or the company-provided Surface RT tablet.
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