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DreamCatcher 08-12-2021 06:55 AM

Oo / 9e / yx
 
Alright peeps. For the people who understand the system. Which amongst the above has the best scheduling system in their contract where a pilot can play with. I.e amount of influence on the scheduling (drop trips/swapping etc)

chrisreedrules 08-12-2021 08:15 AM

PSA. But you didn’t list them...

hawk21 08-12-2021 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by DreamCatcher (Post 3278237)
Alright peeps. For the people who understand the system. Which amongst the above has the best scheduling system in their contract where a pilot can play with. I.e amount of influence on the scheduling (drop trips/swapping etc)

You can go ahead and remove OO from the list lol

jpso 08-12-2021 10:15 AM

Both replies 100% accurate. OO = C/N tfayd.

Swakid8 08-12-2021 10:21 AM

PSA but you have to be a R1 line holder.

Freighthotdog 08-12-2021 10:26 AM

PSA without a doubt

Green Needles 08-12-2021 01:30 PM

There is no such thing as flexibility with 9E unless you can swap within the footprint of your originally awarded trip.

DreamCatcher 08-12-2021 02:40 PM

Well i guess PSA is the clear winner even though it was not in the list.


Originally Posted by jpso (Post 3278379)
Both replies 100% accurate. OO = C/N tfayd.

could you elaborate on this specially for a noob like me who doesn’t get these C/N tfayd terms.

doesn’t skywest have SAP/Trip dropping on sked+ last i heard?

trip 08-12-2021 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by DreamCatcher (Post 3278504)
Well i guess PSA is the clear winner even though it was not in the list.



could you elaborate on this specially for a noob like me who doesn’t get these C/N tfayd terms.

doesn’t skywest have SAP/Trip dropping on sked+ last i heard?

Coverage needed or something like that, means your working on a day you didn't bid to work, in addition to all the days you did bid to work for. Thanks for all you do. LOL...

TFAYD 08-12-2021 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by trip (Post 3278551)
Coverage needed or something like that, means your working on a day you didn't bid to work, in addition to all the days you did bid to work for. Thanks for all you do. LOL...

C/N: colloquial referred as “ company need”

you are working anyway …


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