Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta? - Page 19709

#197081

sailingfun , 03-04-2019 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Planetrain

11.B.2: CQ is pay no credit.
Max take/borrow from bank is 5 hours for purposes of bringing up credit for GS trigger.

CQ is pay no credit however it counts toward the GS trigger. Double check your time card.

#197082

TurbineDriver , 03-04-2019 11:57 AM

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Does anybody know when we get our final 737-900ER delivery?

#197083

Planetrain , 03-04-2019 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TurbineDriver

Does anybody know when we get our final 737-900ER delivery?

10K says NLT EOY2019

#197084

Redbird611 , 03-04-2019 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by TurbineDriver

Does anybody know when we get our final 737-900ER delivery?

Late May. Final deliveries are coming along quickly.

#197085

Denny Crane , 03-04-2019 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tumbleweed

I’m having an issue decoding my time card. I have two rotations and a carry-in for March. I also have 16 hours of credit for recurrent. I got a one-day green slip and it looks like the 16 hours of recurrent training is NOT being applied to credit toward the GS Trigger. If so, I’ll have to borrow 11 hours from the bank. Anyone know about this? Thanks!

As Sailingfun said, it's pay no credit however it DOES count towards the green slip trigger. Check the line on your time card where it says "Credit applicable to GS pay." That should include your recurrent hours.

Denny

#197086

cni187 , 03-12-2019 06:02 AM

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Oh no the Latest and Greatest thread is over a week old. Mustn’t let it die!!

#197087

deadseal , 03-12-2019 09:36 AM

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Hello all. If I didn’t get my bid in until 1810, but it accepted it, does that mean I got my bid in? Is it a “hard” 1800? Thanks

#197088

Hillbilly , 03-12-2019 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by deadseal

Hello all. If I didn’t get my bid in until 1810, but it accepted it, does that mean I got my bid in? Is it a “hard” 1800? Thanks

I think it is a hard 1800, but if it took it, you never know.

You'll find out when the awards are posted, that's for sure.

#197089

Go Cards go , 03-12-2019 11:05 AM

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I’ve tried to submit a bid too early before and got a message that the bid window was closed (in my case not opened yet). If it took your bus and didn’t say the bid window was closed I’d guess you’re ok...good luck!

#197090

crewdawg , 03-12-2019 02:48 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by deadseal

Hello all. If I didn’t get my bid in until 1810, but it accepted it, does that mean I got my bid in? Is it a “hard” 1800? Thanks

If you got a confirmation and didn't see a "the following bids we're not submitted," type message then PBS accepted your bid. It's not a hard 1800E... occasionally they're left open a wee bit longer as they work issues with individuals.

If you just need to know, shoot a PBS bid inquiry and ask them to show you your last submission.