Originally Posted by Sennant (Post 2433020)

Sap is noon phx on the 20th. That's when flica turns on.

They're in the pbs software. Should be in crewweb also (haven't looked myself).

Originally Posted by Santos Dumont (Post 2433100)

Yes, I already saw my schedule on the PBS awards. But if I remember correctly they were posted on Flica for ease of viewing before the SAP along with the open time. The new timeline says they should have been published yesterday at 1200PHX.

Originally Posted by MagPBS (Post 2433106)

Flica has always posted the day SAP opens. Sometimes a few minutes before, sometimes a few hours before.

The timeline requires that PBS results be published in PBS by the Noon on the 19th. Which it was. There's no stipulation that it also has to be in any of the other software packages.

SAP goes live today (20th) at noon and Flica will have schedules then.

Originally Posted by Santos Dumont (Post 2433112)

Yes, I saw it posted yesterday everywhere except Flica. I must have gotten confused. I remember seeing my schedule on Flica waiting for the SAP to open, hence the schedule posted on Flica before the SAP under the old timeline. Just wanted to clarify and make sure that everything is going according to the new timeline. Thank you,

Originally Posted by MagPBS (Post 2432827)

Well, without looking at your bid I can't comment specifically. But I can comment generically.

1. Go look at the numbers I put up in the Mesa Scheduling section. I think that will go a long way to explaining why coverage awards have been increasing.

2. Contractual min guarantee is not the same as minimum credit required for a line. So yes, 78 can be set as the minimum line value as long as it's posted on the info page when PBS opens. Which it was.

Originally Posted by Uffda (Post 2433371)

Am I looking at this correctly, every pairing for every FO was assigned for coverage in one of the bases? I thought unstacking was to be used from the bottom up by seniority, as necessary, not as a wholesale method of ignoring what pilots "prefer" and cramming every hour of flying on everbody's schedule and leaving little to nothing in opentime.

Originally Posted by Uffda (Post 2433371)

Am I looking at this correctly, every pairing for every FO was assigned for coverage in one of the bases? I thought unstacking was to be used from the bottom up by seniority, as necessary, not as a wholesale method of ignoring what pilots "prefer" and cramming every hour of flying on everbody's schedule and leaving little to nothing in opentime.

Originally Posted by mjpilot (Post 2433434)

Same $hit happened to me on the captain side.

Originally Posted by MagPBS (Post 2433466)

No you're not. Only about 50% of the FO's in IAH got unstacked.

Originally Posted by Uffda (Post 2433475)

Not referring to IAH you're one letter off, all purple instead of teal.