It’s about time this got out there.
#11
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
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This isn’t the story it appears to be.
If a flight cancels, is recrewed or delayed out till morning then you get a hotel. Even if it’s your base. Unless you cause the cancellation via your refusal to extend. If you are in base and refuse to extend the interpretation of the PWA the company uses is that it was not beyond your control so you are not owed a hotel. For those who live in base this is a non issue. For those that commute it’s a pain. The story is an extreme and a rare occurrence and the company notice is just informational.
If a flight cancels, is recrewed or delayed out till morning then you get a hotel. Even if it’s your base. Unless you cause the cancellation via your refusal to extend. If you are in base and refuse to extend the interpretation of the PWA the company uses is that it was not beyond your control so you are not owed a hotel. For those who live in base this is a non issue. For those that commute it’s a pain. The story is an extreme and a rare occurrence and the company notice is just informational.
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Joined APC: Apr 2020
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Plus why was the pilot in that situation to begin with? The company’s ineptitude put them there. So when it’s time for the company to own up for their **** up they weasel out of it. Sure “things happen” with weather and ATC. But those seem to account for a very minor portion of the situations where this happens.
#14
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Joined APC: May 2022
Posts: 93
This isn’t the story it appears to be.
If a flight cancels, is recrewed or delayed out till morning then you get a hotel. Even if it’s your base. Unless you cause the cancellation via your refusal to extend. If you are in base and refuse to extend the interpretation of the PWA the company uses is that it was not beyond your control so you are not owed a hotel. For those who live in base this is a non issue. For those that commute it’s a pain. The story is an extreme and a rare occurrence and the company notice is just informational.
If a flight cancels, is recrewed or delayed out till morning then you get a hotel. Even if it’s your base. Unless you cause the cancellation via your refusal to extend. If you are in base and refuse to extend the interpretation of the PWA the company uses is that it was not beyond your control so you are not owed a hotel. For those who live in base this is a non issue. For those that commute it’s a pain. The story is an extreme and a rare occurrence and the company notice is just informational.
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