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Poser765 08-29-2019 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght (Post 2878917)
And this is the point, just because one guy is lucky enough to be off and X/Y listed on the right days and gets called often, it doesn’t mean another guy is sure to get called on his off days. A first year pilot might get lucky some months, but I wouldn’t come here with the expectation that I can pick up a couple thousand dollars of premium flying every month.

Quite true. Since I finished OE I’ve flown 2 x list trips and been offered another 2 that I passed on.

WhiteMorpheus 08-30-2019 03:59 AM


Originally Posted by onedolla (Post 2878930)
and not all bases are equal for frequency of calls!

I know it was answered somewhere, but can you X/Y list for trips in other domiciles?

If a lineholder drops a trip when the grid is green can they later take premium flying on the dropped days?

Chimpy 08-30-2019 04:22 AM


Originally Posted by WhiteMorpheus (Post 2879139)
I know it was answered somewhere, but can you X/Y list for trips in other domiciles?

If a lineholder drops a trip when the grid is green can they later take premium flying on the dropped days?

Yes & yes..............

RemoveB4flght 08-30-2019 04:25 AM


Originally Posted by WhiteMorpheus (Post 2879139)
I know it was answered somewhere, but can you X/Y list for trips in other domiciles?

Yes, domiciles and destinations. Say you live in Jacksonville, which we fly to, you can list that city. If a crew times out or goes sick or whatever you might get a call closer to home.


If a lineholder drops a trip when the grid is green can they later take premium flying on the dropped days?
This is what some people do, drop flights and hope to pick up premium. Scheduling ‘owns’ trips from 48 hours in, so if they don’t call it’s not like you can pick something back up the same day.

Omniscient 08-30-2019 06:56 AM


Originally Posted by WhiteMorpheus (Post 2879139)
I know it was answered somewhere, but can you X/Y list for trips in other domiciles?

If a lineholder drops a trip when the grid is green can they later take premium flying on the dropped days?

“X List Pilots may only pick up trips in their awarded do-micile.”

So if you’re based in ORD, you can only X list in ORD, etc...

Y list can be anywhere, even non domicile cities....but you have to be able to report in 3 hours or less. So you obviously can’t be Y list for OAK, DFW, and LGA....unless you can teleport

Qotsaautopilot 08-30-2019 08:08 AM


Originally Posted by Omniscient (Post 2879201)
“X List Pilots may only pick up trips in their awarded do-micile.”

So if you’re based in ORD, you can only X list in ORD, etc...

Y list can be anywhere, even non domicile cities....but you have to be able to report in 3 hours or less. So you obviously can’t be Y list for OAK, DFW, and LGA....unless you can teleport

At least someone knows the right answer

Flightcap 08-30-2019 08:42 AM

If you're senior to me, you can X list in all the bases. If you're junior to me, only in your base. ;)

IwasInverted 08-30-2019 10:33 AM

Do people read the contract at all?

Acehole 08-30-2019 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by IwasInverted (Post 2879324)
Do people read the contract at all?

Nope...
That’s why it passed.


Sorry, I couldn’t help it.

Ed Force One 09-03-2019 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by Acehole (Post 2879329)
Nope...
That’s why it passed.


Sorry, I couldn’t help it.

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