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Man.......When the hell is our pilot group going to wise the eff up and vote in some actual representation?
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Joined APC: May 2009
Position: Another RJ FO
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This is the one thing I never understood. The level of apathy by so many in this company. And so many who ARGUED with me when I vocally argued for making our lives better. "we are just a regional" "We need to remain cost competitive" "if you don't like it, apply at mainline."
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Joined APC: Apr 2015
Posts: 104
This is the one thing I never understood. The level of apathy by so many in this company. And so many who ARGUED with me when I vocally argued for making our lives better. "we are just a regional" "We need to remain cost competitive" "if you don't like it, apply at mainline."
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Joined APC: Jul 2015
Posts: 503
Is the limitations test sent in our welcome packet the same one used in class?
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Joined APC: Aug 2014
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Unfortunately here at SkyWest we have no lack of company apologists. First thing I'd like to see is the COMPLETE bid awards published. I'm calling SAPA once a week asking for this. If enough people started doing the same we might see something. It's fine if they tell me no, but the calls won't stop. If they got 100 calls a day for a year I'm sure something would happen. May not be transparently but it will be something.
I think a great start would be to give us a report of what was awarded and what the required min value was all the way down the list. It should be easy (and hopefully not to much of an invasion of privacy) to list the reserve awards as well. For each domicile start at #1 seniority and list what the line award was (Hours) and what the RMV was at that seniority. We could even add in TAFB and # of days off easy enough. If awarded reserve, instead of hours just list the reserve line number.
This would show two things. First how far down the list it is awarding minimum or waived default. Second it will show how screwed the upper seniority folks are since we need 88 hours for our line to complete while junior folks will get 77 hours.
It will never happen because it will expose so many flaws with the PBS system. But the above report would be easy to publish and wouldn't have any security exposure. It would allow people to see if reserve lines they wanted went junior and if junior people were getting awarded better lines in the name of optimization. We already allow all reserves or those that sit reserve during the month to see all the other reserves schedules. I know reserves are sub human and still need to pay their dues (sarcasm if you missed it), but the privacy argument is pretty null and void when you consider that.
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2015
Posts: 89
How many crews does the latest email equate to, for the ERJ in LAX in May?
Seems there will be a big transition push as well as transfers, and how should this effect SFO?
Useful insight is much appreciated.
And yes, PBS sucks!
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Seems there will be a big transition push as well as transfers, and how should this effect SFO?
Useful insight is much appreciated.
And yes, PBS sucks!
Sent from my Motorola StarTAC 7868
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Joined APC: Aug 2007
Position: I pilot
Posts: 2,049
What does PEN4 mean on sked+?
Dumb Pilot
Joined APC: Apr 2013
Position: Broke
Posts: 784
Unfortunately here at SkyWest we have no lack of company apologists. First thing I'd like to see is the COMPLETE bid awards published. I'm calling SAPA once a week asking for this. If enough people started doing the same we might see something. It's fine if they tell me no, but the calls won't stop. If they got 100 calls a day for a year I'm sure something would happen. May not be transparently but it will be something.
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