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Originally Posted by SpeedBrakes
(Post 3406247)
And some of us still pull out the occasional naughty magazines too.....
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Originally Posted by PilotMechanic
(Post 3406165)
yes and yes, company pays for parking at your base.
company will pay for parking at any crew base, but only one location. If you commute from fll to MCO they will pay for either one but not both. |
So what happened with ATL and MIA…
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Originally Posted by MrIncredible
(Post 3407418)
So what happened with ATL and MIA…
Our 1995 bidding software couldn’t handle a displacement bid, so they kicked it down the road. |
Originally Posted by MrIncredible
(Post 3407418)
So what happened with ATL and MIA…
let’s not pretend otherwise |
Originally Posted by MrIncredible
(Post 3407418)
So what happened with ATL and MIA…
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Originally Posted by IamEssential
(Post 3407427)
off the table for now, possibly forever.
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So is ATL just not happening now? I had some friends just get hired and planned on ATL :o
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Originally Posted by Subieguy14
(Post 3407455)
So is ATL just not happening now? I had some friends just get hired and planned on ATL :o
Last communication from the union, same as company. |
Originally Posted by IamEssential
(Post 3407427)
off the table for now, possibly forever.
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Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator
(Post 3407477)
not really at all off the table. Said it’s still coming in the immediate future.
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Originally Posted by FNGFO
(Post 3407432)
I know they’ve got a merger to manage and another offer to consider, but there are more than a few people who were either going to move or going move on based on this, and now they’re all in limbo.
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Originally Posted by threeighteen
(Post 3408395)
Making plans to move your residence to a new base is never wise until the crew lounge is completely finished.
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Strange, DTW ORD LAS became junior and FLL became more senior for FOs in the latest what-If bid. Why would the company keep putting people in those bases if they plan to have the reduction bid?
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Originally Posted by JohnDeSpacito
(Post 3408811)
Strange, DTW ORD LAS became junior and FLL became more senior for FOs in the latest what-If bid. Why would the company keep putting people in those bases if they plan to have the reduction bid?
The airline owns 150ish airplanes that can mostly land themselves. Pretty cool technology. I don’t buy, that a technology flaw in bidding software, is unfixable by now. More to that story. |
Originally Posted by JohnDeSpacito
(Post 3408811)
Strange, DTW ORD LAS became junior and FLL became more senior for FOs in the latest what-If bid. Why would the company keep putting people in those bases if they plan to have the reduction bid?
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Originally Posted by JohnDeSpacito
(Post 3408811)
Strange, DTW ORD LAS became junior and FLL became more senior for FOs in the latest what-If bid. Why would the company keep putting people in those bases if they plan to have the reduction bid?
Originally Posted by afterburn81
(Post 3409212)
I was under the impression that most of the reduction was to fill ATL. Clearly that’s no longer happening.
The airline owns 150ish airplanes that can mostly land themselves. Pretty cool technology. I don’t buy, that a technology flaw in bidding software, is unfixable by now. More to that story. Have you not noticed is crashes/lags every IOT drop? Everything is a super manual process because the software was built in the early 80s. SABRE essentially has a monopoly. |
Can we also talk about how ridiculously long it takes for Flica to process things when DOT opens? I know there's a lot of requests when DOT first opens but modern 2022 computers should be able to bang through them pretty quickly. I submitted a couple trades 3 hours ago and still processing.
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Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3409455)
Can we also talk about how ridiculously long it takes for Flica to process things when DOT opens? I know there's a lot of requests when DOT first opens but modern 2022 computers should be able to bang through them pretty quickly. I submitted a couple trades 3 hours ago and still processing.
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Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3409455)
Can we also talk about how ridiculously long it takes for Flica to process things when DOT opens? I know there's a lot of requests when DOT first opens but modern 2022 computers should be able to bang through them pretty quickly. I submitted a couple trades 3 hours ago and still processing.
Accept that no computer ever made can handle it, and never speak of this issue again. |
18 hours now. Still "processing".
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Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3409790)
18 hours now. Still "processing".
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With the new bids out, how quickly would a new hire be able to get ACY?
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3409791)
If its something different than a straight drop, add, or swap, it will require a scheduler intervention. Like a MFV drop, requires a scheduler to do it. So if its something besides a straight drop, add, or swap, I would call
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Is DTW a pretty senior base? How are the pairings out of there?
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Originally Posted by BunkerF16
(Post 3410075)
Is DTW a pretty senior base? How are the pairings out of there?
On the CA side, the top has some of our most senior pilots, the bottom is pretty junior. The middle is small…. Also, this will be one of the shrinking bases after Spirit’s master reshuffle to stop all irops is done. |
Originally Posted by Tranquility
(Post 3410103)
CA or FO??
On the CA side, the top has some of our most senior pilots, the bottom is pretty junior. The middle is small…. Also, this will be one of the shrinking bases after Spirit’s master reshuffle to stop all irops is done. |
Originally Posted by BunkerF16
(Post 3410127)
Is that reshuffle still happening? I thought I heard rumors that ATL was paused maybe? Could be BS.
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Originally Posted by JulesWinfield
(Post 3410133)
The company said it’s still happening
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Originally Posted by afterburn81
(Post 3410182)
Have you heard or seen any official communication, regarding ATL opening as a base, since the proposed Blue buyout announcement?
I suspect they’ll touch on this and other matters during the town hall. |
Originally Posted by afterburn81
(Post 3410182)
Have you heard or seen any official communication, regarding ATL opening as a base, since the proposed Blue buyout announcement?
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Originally Posted by FahQ2
(Post 3409662)
The first rule of first 24 hour DOT request lag is we don’t talk about first 24 hour DOT request lag.
Accept that no computer ever made can handle it, and never speak of this issue again. |
Originally Posted by Skybound12
(Post 3409910)
With the new bids out, how quickly would a new hire be able to get ACY?
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Originally Posted by JulesWinfield
(Post 3409252)
Everything is a super manual process because the software was built in the early 80s. SABRE essentially has a monopoly.
Spirit is better than my regional. (tm) |
I don't know if I'm buying this "we can't get it to run the bid properly" thing. Flica is a reputable product that has been around for years and is used by many airlines. If it wasn't capable of running a displacement bid correctly, something like that would be well known.
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Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3410865)
I don't know if I'm buying this "we can't get it to run the bid properly" thing. Flica is a reputable product that has been around for years and is used by many airlines. If it wasn't capable of running a displacement bid correctly, something like that would be well known.
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Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3410865)
I don't know if I'm buying this "we can't get it to run the bid properly" thing. Flica is a reputable product that has been around for years and is used by many airlines. If it wasn't capable of running a displacement bid correctly, something like that would be well known.
I would guess this is Spirit going to Sabre a few weeks before the displacement and saying they will be doing it before trying it out first, and then it fails. Reminds me of when Jyri turned on the new release software without a trial run and the system crashed and was asking guys to file their own flight plans. Ready Fire Aim, the Spirit way |
Originally Posted by BusBoi
(Post 3410865)
I don't know if I'm buying this "we can't get it to run the bid properly" thing. Flica is a reputable product that has been around for years and is used by many airlines. If it wasn't capable of running a displacement bid correctly, something like that would be well known.
FLiCA was once a pretty good product, small but trying to get better. Then they got bought by Sabre and stank up the place. |
Did you guys ever have a BNA base? I thought I remembered some corporate functions were moving there?
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Originally Posted by Flyby1206
(Post 3411573)
Did you guys ever have a BNA base? I thought I remembered some corporate functions were moving there?
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