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Originally Posted by IFly17
(Post 798860)
ORD FO 65 hours 17 days off.... that includes leadership class and a carry-in. So much for max credit in layer one.
it only helps decide which pairing(s) you get when more than one pairing exists in the layer at your seniority level... for example if your layer 1 consists of the following 4 pairings for the same week, and assuming all 4 pairings are available it will do the following... if pairing 1 is a 4 day worth 20 hours and pairing 2 and 3 are 2 day back to back worth 12 hours each and pairing 4 is a 5 day worth 23.5 max credit will chose the 2 day back to backs.. It has nothing to do with line credit, if you want max line credit you have to specify a minimum in layers 1-6... I don't recommend putting a minimum in layer 7 because you run the risk of PBS starting over and dumping your higher layer pairings in favor of higher credit lower layer pairings. |
It seems the hardest part of PBS is learning how to use it.
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Originally Posted by Dawn Launch
(Post 799596)
It seems the hardest part of PBS is learning how to use it.
The hardest part of PBS is having nothing but lousy pairings to choose from!!!!:mad: |
Originally Posted by Newty
(Post 796701)
I'll try and not call them skywaste anymore.
I was calling them SkyWaste way before anyone else was, from 99-'03. And those were supposedly "good years". It was a 1 year upgrade to EMB CA in FAT. And then just another 1.5 years to CRJ CA in SLC. And I was still ****ed off the entire 4 years I spent at that outfit. And I'm still ****ed off now, 7 years and 3 airlines later. Don't change dude! |
Originally Posted by Paid2fly
(Post 799601)
The hardest part of PBS is having nothing but lousy pairings to choose from!!!!:mad:
Blaming bad pairings on PBS is like blaming the engines for a lousy avionics suite. |
Originally Posted by Sky Rascal
(Post 799749)
Wouldn't that be part of the deal before accepting PBS??
Blaming bad pairings on PBS is like blaming the engines for a lousy avionics suite. There seems to be some confusion...I didn't "accept" PBS, it was crammed down our throats! As far as bad pairings go, the ones in our domicile have been on a downhill slide for quite some time. I know they could be easily improved if our fantastic group of crew schedulers made a little effort! |
Originally Posted by Paid2fly
(Post 800218)
There seems to be some confusion...I didn't "accept" PBS, it was crammed down our throats! As far as bad pairings go, the ones in our domicile have been on a downhill slide for quite some time. I know they could be easily improved if our fantastic group of crew schedulers made a little effort!
Also the pairing quality can be mostly be blamed on United and the needs of the RJ. (last light out, first flight in) More stand ups would help, but seeing as don't believe those should be legal anyway I'm ok with it. Also I thought May pairing quality was very high comparatively to April. |
Originally Posted by reelbigchair
(Post 800306)
I know you've volunteered to be RSR... right?
Also the pairing quality can be mostly be blamed on United and the needs of the RJ. (last light out, first flight in) More stand ups would help, but seeing as don't believe those should be legal anyway I'm ok with it. Also I thought May pairing quality was very high comparatively to April. It just so happens that we already have an RSR... Based on what he told me, it doesn't seem like his input makes a whole lot of difference anyway. He gives them a heads up on what we'd like, and then they give us whatever garbage they want regardless!! The United blame game doesn't fly, our Delta side is just as bad if not worse. Glad to "hear" your pairing quality was "very high"... It proves my point that our pairings in a more senior base than yours, can and should be improved!:rolleyes: |
These bad pairings really have me worried. There is no greater morale killer than crappy schedules for everybody. I'm sure there is more to it than meets the eye, but it sure seems like there are several zero-effort and zero-cost changes that could be made to make the pairings more desirable.
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Originally Posted by ehaeckercfi
(Post 800379)
These bad pairings really have me worried. There is no greater morale killer than crappy schedules for everybody. I'm sure there is more to it than meets the eye, but it sure seems like there are several zero-effort and zero-cost changes that could be made to make the pairings more desirable.
Exactly!!!! |
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