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12-01-2018, 10:26 AM
#41
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2016
Posts: 252
Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
Bottom line. Bid for whatever you want at the price you are willing to accept to get off your couch, put on the monkey suit, and go to work.
And if anybody calls you to give you a hard time about bidding straight, get their name and call pro standards
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And if anybody calls you to give you a hard time about bidding straight, get their name and call pro standards
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12-01-2018, 11:04 AM
#42
Gets Weekend Reserve
Joined APC: Jul 2007
Posts: 3,611
Originally Posted by DvlDog
Just as a friendly reminder to the first year guys that sometimes gets overlooked or "forgotten" by the open time police:
Only time picked up from the company qualifies for second year pay as a probie. TTGA is paid at first year rates.
Its still valuable for some extra money, but go grab some extra fly from a reserve assignment before you go digging in the TTGA bin.
Only time picked up from the company qualifies for second year pay as a probie. TTGA is paid at first year rates.
Its still valuable for some extra money, but go grab some extra fly from a reserve assignment before you go digging in the TTGA bin.
Let’s clarify this a bit.
If you look through TTGA and under post notes, you see “Call Scheduling to pick this up”, that means this trip was assigned to a reserve, which means it’s been run through open time. If you call Scheduling and take it, it’s the same as bidding it straight - you get it at second year rate.
You find those trips either in TTGA or Open Time Awards with the code AR.
In TTGA, you can run a legality check and if legal, it’ll say so but it’ll also tell you to contact Scheduling for assistance. This pays second-year rates.
If it only says you’re legal, and no reference to call Scheduling - it pays first year rates.
12-01-2018, 02:09 PM
#43
Line Holder
Joined APC: Aug 2011
Position: LR40 Left
Posts: 46
Originally Posted by PowerShift
The system is set so those with seniority can eat with all four legs in the trough. I knew that before I came here, but not to want extent. I’m waiting until year 5 to even look at open time. Spending hours maneuvering CWA is a waste of time until year 5-6.
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12-21-2018, 07:20 PM
#44
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2008
Position: 737 Right
Posts: 305
Originally Posted by RJSAviator76
Let’s clarify this a bit.
If you look through TTGA and under post notes, you see “Call Scheduling to pick this up”, that means this trip was assigned to a reserve, which means it’s been run through open time. If you call Scheduling and take it, it’s the same as bidding it straight - you get it at second year rate.
You find those trips either in TTGA or Open Time Awards with the code AR.
In TTGA, you can run a legality check and if legal, it’ll say so but it’ll also tell you to contact Scheduling for assistance. This pays second-year rates.
If it only says you’re legal, and no reference to call Scheduling - it pays first year rates.
If you look through TTGA and under post notes, you see “Call Scheduling to pick this up”, that means this trip was assigned to a reserve, which means it’s been run through open time. If you call Scheduling and take it, it’s the same as bidding it straight - you get it at second year rate.
You find those trips either in TTGA or Open Time Awards with the code AR.
In TTGA, you can run a legality check and if legal, it’ll say so but it’ll also tell you to contact Scheduling for assistance. This pays second-year rates.
If it only says you’re legal, and no reference to call Scheduling - it pays first year rates.
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