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clear2takeoff 09-09-2019 05:53 PM

Delays and reporting
 
Pilot Mobile and the United App show a 1:05 delay (late inbound aircraft). What's the best course of action for report time? Assuming no contact from scheduling for reset, etc. can you just report at a time based on the advertised delay?

It's the start of a trip, so there's no transportation from hotel to deal with, but what if there were? Does that change things?

Is this spelled out anywhere?

TIA

Knotcher 09-09-2019 06:03 PM


Originally Posted by clear2takeoff (Post 2884256)
Pilot Mobile and the United App show a 1:05 delay (late inbound aircraft). What's the best course of action for report time? Assuming no contact from scheduling for reset, etc. can you just report at a time based on the advertised delay?

It's the start of a trip, so there's no transportation from hotel to deal with, but what if there were? Does that change things?

Is this spelled out anywhere?

TIA

They could always do a plane swap last minute...might get caught with your pants down if you stay home an extra hour.

clear2takeoff 09-09-2019 06:10 PM


Originally Posted by Knotcher (Post 2884261)
They could always do a plane swap last minute...might get caught with your pants down if you stay home an extra hour.

Good point. Thanks

blizzue 09-10-2019 07:44 AM

For serious delays I call scheduling and ask if they think that delay will stick and tell them I will plan on arriving about an hour before the delayed departure. For a delay of 2 hours or less I don’t even bother, I just head to the airport. As stated, the swap will screw you.

Glenntilton 09-10-2019 07:59 AM

I thought once they post a delay passengers can see, they will not leave earlier. As a lot of PAX will then miss the flight.

frascaflyer 09-10-2019 07:59 AM

Be careful talking to scheduling before FDP start. That’s a good recipe for a soft start.

iwannafly 09-10-2019 08:22 AM

Question....
You’re sitting ops 20-30 min before report time. (Traffic was light or you commuted in 1+ hour ago)...

Phone rings from scheduling...

A) It’s ok to answer because you’re in ops and have shown?
B) It’s not ok to answer, because it is before show time... so you “have not shown”?

Shrek 09-10-2019 08:23 AM

You fly ......... they manage.
Show up at show time.......

Shrek 09-10-2019 08:24 AM


Originally Posted by iwannafly (Post 2884657)
Question....
You’re sitting ops 20-30 min before report time. (Traffic was light or you commuted in 1+ hour ago)...

Phone rings from scheduling...

A) It’s ok to answer because you’re in ops and have shown?
B) It’s not ok to answer, because it is before show time... so you “have not shown”?

You are not alive until show time.

Let it go to VM and see if it is worth your call back.

APC225 09-10-2019 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by Glenntilton (Post 2884640)
I thought once they post a delay passengers can see, they will not leave earlier. As a lot of PAX will then miss the flight.

That’s the flag for me. Yesterday I tapped the “where is this aircraft coming from” and it had diverted. UAL App said late, stayed at hotel and went to dinner. Surprisingly, also got a courtesy VM from scheduling saying stay at hotel.


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