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chignutsak 12-16-2014 01:31 PM


Originally Posted by cartean (Post 1784722)
I understand that. But nothing out of line has been said.

His sandbox, his rules. If you want to opine freely, start your own interwebz board.

pilotRC7 12-16-2014 02:36 PM

FWIW - I finished IOE at the end of October. Got a build up line in TYS for November, and a round 1 line for December. I'm CLT based in January, and I missed round 1 by 10 slots.

Frick 12-16-2014 02:45 PM

Will you hold a line in CLT in January? I'm in training right now and thinking about TYS until I can hold a line in CLT.

pagey 12-16-2014 03:07 PM


Will you hold a line in CLT in January? I'm in training right now and thinking about TYS until I can hold a line in CLT.
If he only missed round 1 by 10 spots he will more than likely have a buildup line for January.

Frick 12-16-2014 06:38 PM


Originally Posted by pagey (Post 1784901)
If he only missed round 1 by 10 spots he will more than likely have a buildup line for January.

Sounds good

FirstClass 12-18-2014 10:36 AM

Question for PSA pilots. Trying to understand the bidding. I understand that PSA does not use PBS. Does that mean pilots just bid lines? If so, does SAP simply mean the ability to drop and pick up trips from your awarded line?

Also, I understand you can drop to 65 hours. How realistic is this if you want to fly just 65 hours without picking up trips. Can you be junior manned?

Also, can trips be traded? If so, is that a computer thing or is that manually through scheduling? Are trip trades counted against the SAP in any way?

Sorry for the newb questions, if anyone can point me in the direction of any instructions that might be better.

pagey 12-18-2014 12:00 PM


Originally Posted by FirstClass (Post 1786119)
Question for PSA pilots. Trying to understand the bidding. I understand that PSA does not use PBS. Does that mean pilots just bid lines? If so, does SAP simply mean the ability to drop and pick up trips from your awarded line?
Yes, however the SAP is completed outside the constraints of coverage. You can only be denied a trade if someone else picked it up, or if it violates a reg.

Also, I understand you can drop to 65 hours. How realistic is this if you want to fly just 65 hours without picking up trips. Can you be junior manned?
If you only want to fly 65 hours, then you only fly 65 hours. If you don't want to be junior manned, don't answer your phone on your day off.

Also, can trips be traded? If so, is that a computer thing or is that manually through scheduling? Are trip trades counted against the SAP in any way?
Trades are done on on automated computer system. They are not counted against the SAP as the SAP occurs prior to any trading.

Sorry for the newb questions, if anyone can point me in the direction of any instructions that might be better.

Filler........

ExtremeTurb 12-18-2014 01:53 PM

Does anybody know the name of the hiring manager? I just want to know who to address in a cover letter. I looked on the website but couldn't find a definite answer.

Thanks.

FaceBiter 12-18-2014 02:03 PM


Originally Posted by ExtremeTurb (Post 1786246)
Does anybody know the name of the hiring manager? I just want to know who to address in a cover letter. I looked on the website but couldn't find a definite answer.

Thanks.


I guessing this is not at all necessary... just throwing out out there. If you could teach a cat to fly right now and scribbled 1500 hours in a logbook he/she could get hired.

PSASUX 12-18-2014 02:15 PM

Don't forget the super secret handshake they teach you to use when going through KCM. Each airline has their own.

CLT Guy are you management at PSA? Or just itching to be management at PSA?


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