TA PASSES!!! congrats
01-23-2024, 06:08 AM
#61
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Originally Posted by Profane Kahuna
You just described yourself!
For the past several months if anyone questioned or opposed the agreement you made lengthy, berating posts telling them they were wrong and an idiot.
Congratulations on being self aware.....you just need to connect the dots.
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For the past several months if anyone questioned or opposed the agreement you made lengthy, berating posts telling them they were wrong and an idiot.
Congratulations on being self aware.....you just need to connect the dots.
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01-23-2024, 10:04 AM
#62
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Posts: 3,687
Originally Posted by Candide
Ninty Two freaking percent. The company now realizes they could have gone much cheaper with an even cheaper, more FO skewed payscale with this pilot group.
They'll remember that next go around.
Those of you here and on the other forums obsessed with cajoling and belittiling anyone at all critical of the TA got your unanimity at what could be a pretty high future price.
They'll remember that next go around.
Those of you here and on the other forums obsessed with cajoling and belittiling anyone at all critical of the TA got your unanimity at what could be a pretty high future price.
Originally Posted by Candide
I totally understand why people voted "yes." In fact, I think it may have been the smart move and would NEVER criticize someone for that vote (unlike TA1 in 2015 or 2009).
But the nuclear campaign waged by some to achieve a 90% plus Yes count was weird, hubristic, misguided, and successful. And yes, it does have significant potential to negatively affect future negotiations.
But the nuclear campaign waged by some to achieve a 90% plus Yes count was weird, hubristic, misguided, and successful. And yes, it does have significant potential to negatively affect future negotiations.
Originally Posted by mulcher
Seriously, he should look in the mirror. Well I have my first reroute and LCO would pay significantly less TFP. I’m just that 5% I guess.
01-23-2024, 06:49 PM
#63
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Originally Posted by mulcher
Seriously, he should look in the mirror. Well I have my first reroute and LCO would pay significantly less TFP. I’m just that 5% I guess.
Vast majority of cases, LCO will pay more.
01-24-2024, 04:45 AM
#64
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Originally Posted by mulcher
Seriously, he should look in the mirror. Well I have my first reroute and LCO would pay significantly less TFP. I’m just that 5% I guess.
01-24-2024, 06:11 AM
#65
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Originally Posted by RckyMtHigh
What were the circumstances? Just curious about the situations where that happens.
I think the sodomizer will get programmed to look at reroutes this way.
01-24-2024, 06:19 AM
#66
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Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,966
Originally Posted by mulcher
Reported earlier day two. Two short legs got us back on our trip. The last leg that day is a long one. It pays 2.05 less under LCO. Lucky for me. LCO get implemented in Feb.
I think the sodomizer will get programmed to look at reroutes this way.
I think the sodomizer will get programmed to look at reroutes this way.
01-24-2024, 06:59 AM
#67
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Originally Posted by Smooth at FL450
what did you do day 1 that resulted in the DHs?
01-24-2024, 07:06 AM
#68
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Posts: 1,966
Originally Posted by mulcher
less flying with a short leg. But a shorter overnight with a much earlier rpt the 2nd day. I know it’s just the 5% but this is what they will try to do to pay less. QOL can go down and you can make less with LCO.
any 180 minute or 12 hour duty day overrides triggered?
01-24-2024, 08:07 AM
#69
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Originally Posted by Smooth at FL450
So 50% on that short leg on top of your original day 1 pay? Gotta take it all in...
any 180 minute or 12 hour duty day overrides triggered?
any 180 minute or 12 hour duty day overrides triggered?
01-24-2024, 10:32 AM
#70
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Got called in short notice for reserve. I remember something about being able to call an uber but didnt want to look all of that up at 0345.
as I'm flying I look up the new short notice callout rules.
Apparently we get uber black to/from airport and premium all day 1st day. Not bad
Then I look up implementation. 6/30/2027.
3.5 effing years for this to take affect. Awesome!
as I'm flying I look up the new short notice callout rules.
Apparently we get uber black to/from airport and premium all day 1st day. Not bad
Then I look up implementation. 6/30/2027.
3.5 effing years for this to take affect. Awesome!
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