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Qotsaautopilot 01-31-2018 05:55 AM

Section 12: hours of service
 
Pros and cons of ta

Tranquility 02-03-2018 02:08 PM

Once PBS is implemented, they can schedule us for 9 hours of flight time....

astral 02-03-2018 03:16 PM

Don't see how they can justify NO RES drops after PBS

Chimpy 02-04-2018 06:12 AM


Originally Posted by astral (Post 2519185)
Don't see how they can justify NO RES drops after PBS

Probably because of guys like me. I probably dropped 3-4 R days a month, lol........ not to make it up for it by accepting JRMs, either, lol.

Lincoln Osiris 02-04-2018 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by Chimpy (Post 2519583)
Probably because of guys like me. I probably dropped 3-4 R days a month, lol........ not to make it up for it by accepting JRMs, either, lol.

An ALPA guy told me they had 934 RSV drops for the month of July. So if anyone put us in this situation in regards to reserves, it’s us.

YourMom 02-04-2018 06:40 AM


Originally Posted by Lincoln Osiris (Post 2519610)
An ALPA guy told me they had 934 RSV drops for the month of July. So if anyone put us in this situation in regards to reserves, it’s us.

What I don't get is they could have put those R days back in to the open time pot and chose to never do so.

Lincoln Osiris 02-04-2018 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by YourMom (Post 2519613)
What I don't get is they could have put those R days back in to the open time pot and chose to never do so.

Right? Lol my guess is single reserve days from guys dropping the middle days wouldn’t help cover whole trips.

putzin 02-04-2018 06:48 AM


Originally Posted by Lincoln Osiris (Post 2519610)
An ALPA guy told me they had 934 RSV drops for the month of July. So if anyone put us in this situation in regards to reserves, it’s us.

Based on your post I guess you think it's bad to "exploit" a benefit?

I'm usually not one who does, but there are plenty of times I've had to fly and grieve because the company exploited theirs.

Tit for tat is costly, but it's a reality as well.

Qotsaautopilot 02-04-2018 07:19 AM

Con:

No notification required for delays in excess of 1.5hrs

Ed Force One 02-04-2018 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot (Post 2519661)
Con:

No notification required for delays in excess of 1.5hrs

But at least you'll be at a "Short Overnight" hotel 95% of the time now because of the 18 hour language. You can easily call the desk and take a later shuttle. (About the only silver lining I can find.)


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