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Old 02-17-2018, 08:54 AM
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Default Yes voters, read section 25 very carefully

prepare yourself for the 're-scheduling' provisions
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Straight Troll post, bro!

Yes voters are the majority who have actually read the entire TA.

Many No voters haven't read it, and this is obvious with their lies and inaccuracies.

I've read 25 and we now have a premium pay system for rescheduling, which we have nothing now.

I've read 25 and we now have an accountable X/Y premium pay system, cutting the gravy off for some.

I've read 25 and when we have the next meltdown, guys will at least be paid when the system goes down.

I've read 25 and we now have LCR with one of the longest call out in the industry. We also have limits on SCR escalating. Each time they have to pay a premium.
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Straight Troll post, bro!

Yes voters are the majority who have actually read the entire TA.

Many No voters haven't read it, and this is obvious with their lies and inaccuracies.

I've read 25 and we now have a premium pay system for rescheduling, which we have nothing now.

I've read 25 and we now have an accountable X/Y premium pay system, cutting the gravy off for some.

I've read 25 and when we have the next meltdown, guys will at least be paid when the system goes down.

I've read 25 and we now have LCR with one of the longest call out in the industry. We also have limits on SCR escalating. Each time they have to pay a premium.
Can you be rescheduled to fly on a day off?
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Can you be rescheduled to fly on a day off?
No. Lets hear your "opinions" on the TA and how you believe you can.

You must have not been one of the 10 FLL pilots to attend the road show and asked them directly.
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Can you be rescheduled to fly on a day off?
. A pilot may only be rescheduled into days off subject to Section 25.I.4 due to unavailability of Spirit or other airline flights, or CBA or FAR conflict.
It’s basically the same in the TA as in our current CBA. An example of this is in Jan I was in BOS and they had a massive snow storm. All flights cancelled, so I was stuck and had to be DHed on my days off due to the fact there were no flights leaving on my last day of work. The difference is that under the new TA I would have made more money because of this.
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. A pilot may only be rescheduled into days off subject to Section 25.I.4 due to unavailability of Spirit or other airline flights, or CBA or FAR conflict.
It’s basically the same in the TA as in our current CBA. An example of this is in Jan I was in BOS and they had a massive snow storm. All flights cancelled, so I was stuck and had to be DHed on my days off due to the fact there were no flights leaving on my last day of work. The difference is that under the new TA I would have made more money because of this.
He knows this, he is trying to spread fear. Last minute grasping at straws.

He just deleted an entire post he made about what "pilot consent" means because he knows it was based on tin foil.
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He knows this, he is trying to spread fear. Last minute grasping at straws.

He just deleted an entire post he made about what "pilot consent" means because he knows it was based on tin foil.
And here we have the reality of the infamous scare tactics.
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Was the turn out really that poor in FLL today?
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Was the turn out really that poor in FLL today?
578 pilots in FLL. If this is true, may be due to the fact they watched/listened to a few of the road shows online, I hope.
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Originally Posted by NKSpilot View Post
578 pilots in FLL. If this is true, may be due to the fact they watched/listened to a few of the road shows online, I hope.
May also be that they read actual TA, and not need to watch circus show.
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