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Can't wait for our NK brethren to get introduced to their new overlords. The ops melt downs are going to be biblical.
The good news is you won't have to call CS, because no one will answer! |
Originally Posted by Griffinthefool
(Post 3519510)
How senior is Atlanta going? I know it's the newest base.
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Originally Posted by povertyeagle
(Post 3519512)
Can't wait for our NK brethren to get introduced to their new overlords. The ops melt downs are going to be biblical.
The good news is you won't have to call CS, because no one will answer! Worst troll attempt ever... Seriously, after 30 minutes on hold, hang up, get a taxi, get a hotel and email crew scheduling 'duty off XXX I'm at hotel XXX awaiting your instructions'. |
Originally Posted by PleaseComplete
(Post 3519654)
Sooooo... Exactly the same thing that we currently experience?
Worst troll attempt ever... Seriously, after 30 minutes on hold, hang up, get on another airline and go home, email crew scheduling 'duty off XXX, I'm at HOME awaiting your instructions'. |
Originally Posted by putzin
(Post 3519770)
Fixed it for you! 😁
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Originally Posted by PleaseComplete
(Post 3520330)
That's cool too, I don't know if it's just rumor or not though that some people got in trouble for doing that AND claiming SIT pay.
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Originally Posted by gatorbird
(Post 3521800)
What is this, junior high? Got in trouble? No one has been provided an NOI (leading to a fact-finding meeting) if they've gone through the motions of reasonableness when dealing with stuff like this (self-releasing from DHs, going home after flight cancellations and ghosted by CS, etc). Ask your rep, they can set the record straight. Please don't spout garbage like this online; it's not rooted in fact. Also, there is no "claim" to SIT pay; it's a marker placed on a schedule then calculated by the crew pay department.
Second, paraphrased what was told to me by a Union rep that I flew with, they said it happened during the last melt down which is what was being talked about... Last, does being a douche canoe just come naturally for you? |
Douche canoe? Yes, definitely junior high.
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Originally Posted by PleaseComplete
(Post 3521909)
First of all, 25 I, or in other words what is commonly known as sit pay by 99% of the line pilots.
Second, paraphrased what was told to me by a Union rep that I flew with, they said it happened during the last melt down which is what was being talked about... Last, does being a douche canoe just come naturally for you? And 25.I is commonly known to Spirit pilots as “rescheduling pay” not “sit pay”. |
IAH pretty attainable in training or
a few months in? |
Originally Posted by Seneca1
(Post 3530441)
IAH pretty attainable in training or
a few months in? |
Originally Posted by Justabusdriver1
(Post 3530506)
You’re probably looking a a few months in. Only place I’ve seen people go in training is LAS, FLL and a couple to MCO everything else might be very sporadic.
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Vegas
Been assigned Vegas out of training. If I decide to stay there, how long to hold a line?
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How long to hold a line in Vegas for a new hire?
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Originally Posted by Seneca1
(Post 3530441)
IAH pretty attainable in training or
a few months in? |
Originally Posted by FahQ2
(Post 3530739)
While a few months may end up being accurate, there’s no much data on how senior or junior it would go because 1) it’s a new base and 2) we have a reduction bid which affects senior FOs in other bases.
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Originally Posted by Seneca1
(Post 3530834)
Yeah I got a feeling the reduction bid in Dallas will probably see a lot of those guys go IAH for an easy commute! Hopefully there will still be a few junior spots in IAH come next year!
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Did that commute in a previous life for only a month. Next to impossible
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Thats true, most of the flights between the two Texas airports are pretty bad for commuting. I should have said “easier” commute for people who already lives in Dallas as you can drive the 3.5 hours worse case scenario or reserve the jump seat!
Speaking of, for those familiar with commuting out of DFW, any airports easier to commute to from personal experience for the junior bases, LAS/FLL/MCO? |
Originally Posted by Seneca1
(Post 3530928)
Thats true, most of the flights between the two Texas airports are pretty bad for commuting. I should have said “easier” commute for people who already lives in Dallas as you can drive the 3.5 hours worse case scenario or reserve the jump seat!
Speaking of, for those familiar with commuting out of DFW, any airports easier to commute to from personal experience for the junior bases, LAS/FLL/MCO? |
Originally Posted by JulesWinfield
(Post 3530932)
LAS is great if you don’t mind redeyes. You gain an hour going west and you can get a late RAP on reserve that gives you an extra day off because it overlaps into another day. FLL/MCO seems tough given the loads and loss of an hour.
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Originally Posted by Seneca1
(Post 3530928)
Thats true, most of the flights between the two Texas airports are pretty bad for commuting. I should have said “easier” commute for people who already lives in Dallas as you can drive the 3.5 hours worse case scenario or reserve the jump seat!
Speaking of, for those familiar with commuting out of DFW, any airports easier to commute to from personal experience for the junior bases, LAS/FLL/MCO? |
Vegas
As a new hire who has been assigned Vegas, and I plan on staying at this base. How long to hold a line at this location? Thanks for your time in advance
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3530987)
What’s this “reserve the jumpseat” you speak of for DFW to IAH flights? FedEx via IND?
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List as NK pilot 72hrs prior on NK flight the jumpseat is yours with the exception line checks type things
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Originally Posted by foxtroutuniform
(Post 3531008)
List as NK pilot 72hrs prior on NK flight the jumpseat is yours with the exception line checks type things
I’ll save you the time, there isnt a flight. So the poster who thought you just “reserve the jumpseat” for that difficult DFW to IAH commute, ain’t happening. Nothing to reserve. |
By reserve he meant list as NK pilot 72hrs prior on NK flight the jumpseat is yours with the exception line checks type things
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3531010)
Cool story bro. What Spirit flight number is DFW-IAH?
I’ll save you the time, there isnt a flight. So the poster who thought you just “reserve the jumpseat” for that difficult DFW to IAH commute, ain’t happening. Nothing to reserve. |
Don’t apologize to that *******
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Originally Posted by foxtroutuniform
(Post 3531024)
Don’t apologize to that *******
Don’t get butt hurt because you posted something without reading. Reading is fundamental. |
I am in the mix of reading the Spirit and Frontier boards in hopes of finding the best route to living in Florida within driving distance to base. I am a regional CA and looking to move from the western US (current commuter). Would you all suggest waiting to see how this JetBlue thing works out? Assuming all goes through would the Florida bases instantly go senior as they are with JB? I know a lot of interpolation here but any help is greatly appreciated.
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Originally Posted by TyWebb
(Post 3531531)
I am in the mix of reading the Spirit and Frontier boards in hopes of finding the best route to living in Florida within driving distance to base. I am a regional CA and looking to move from the western US (current commuter). Would you all suggest waiting to see how this JetBlue thing works out? Assuming all goes through would the Florida bases instantly go senior as they are with JB? I know a lot of interpolation here but any help is greatly appreciated.
Assuming the merger goes through, as of a particular date everyone will be locked into their current base. So if you get in pre merger you will remain in your base unless they decide to reduce a base in the future. However if a future vacancy exists, it is more likely to be filled by a someone senior to you than junior, so it could be a while before you move up the list. If you are driving to work, that’s not such a bad thing, but important to think about. If you wait until after the merger, depending which base bidding system we use it could be difficult to highly unlikely to see a senior base. B6 uses class drops, NK does a monthly vacancy bid and the new hires get what is left over. |
How long is it lookin to get DTW reserve? Line?
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Originally Posted by lineupandhold
(Post 3544899)
How long is it lookin to get DTW reserve? Line?
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How long to get Atlanta?
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Originally Posted by ChronicFatigue
(Post 3546517)
How long to get Atlanta?
There's another great airline in ATL with a massive operation that ain't going anywhere, ever. And now is probably the best time in aviation history to try and get on with them. |
Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 3546571)
Reference the post right above yours from turbojet28.
There's another great airline in ATL with a massive operation that ain't going anywhere, ever. And now is probably the best time in aviation history to try and get on with them. |
Originally Posted by ChronicFatigue
(Post 3546599)
I don’t think I have the requirements for them yet but I do have my app in. I’m only on 200 hours 121 time.
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Originally Posted by PossibleDeviation
(Post 3498986)
ORD is being reduced come February next year and the bid is taking place in November. At this point no one knows.
Thanks! |
Originally Posted by FahQ2
(Post 3531594)
There is a lot of hyperbole about the current state of things. I’ll avoid all that to not derail from your question.
Assuming the merger goes through, as of a particular date everyone will be locked into their current base. So if you get in pre merger you will remain in your base unless they decide to reduce a base in the future. However if a future vacancy exists, it is more likely to be filled by a someone senior to you than junior, so it could be a while before you move up the list. If you are driving to work, that’s not such a bad thing, but important to think about. If you wait until after the merger, depending which base bidding system we use it could be difficult to highly unlikely to see a senior base. B6 uses class drops, NK does a monthly vacancy bid and the new hires get what is left over. |
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