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Originally Posted by John Carr
(Post 2922250)
Wind check?
Light Chop Did you run the QRH? “Meow” |
Originally Posted by john carr
(Post 2922250)
wind check?
Light chop did you run the qrh? |
Originally Posted by HuggyU2
(Post 2922215)
I thought you had to have a college degree to get here?
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Originally Posted by FlewNavy
(Post 2922224)
Flight attendants aren’t tied to specific equipment. The more bases they have away from the pilot bases the better. Reduces commuter congestion since they are the largest work group.
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Originally Posted by Grumble
(Post 2925482)
I was gonna say, the FL-EWR commute just got a lot less competitive for pilots.
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Originally Posted by jackhammer130
(Post 2925530)
now only if we could use their JS's :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Deathray
(Post 2925600)
The problem with using their JS’s is they’ll want to use ours, and there are many FA’s out there with seniority numbers higher than many pilots. No thanks.
Our DAL and SWA brethren have ridden their FA jumpseat to get me on their airplanes (with no FA’s) listed multiple times... but I can’t reciprocate because... well... federal law and the AFA. |
Originally Posted by Grumble
(Post 2925615)
CASS prevents that.
Our DAL and SWA brethren have ridden their FA jumpseat to get me on their airplanes (with no FA’s) listed multiple times... but I can’t reciprocate because... well... federal law and the AFA. |
New Pilot Bases?
Originally Posted by Deathray
(Post 2925600)
The problem with using their JS’s is they’ll want to use ours, and there are many FA’s out there with seniority numbers higher than many pilots. No thanks.
A flight attendant wouldn’t knock a pilot out of a flight deck jumpseat. A pilot wouldn’t knock a flight attendant out of a cabin jumpseat. That said, we couldn’t simply allow a flight attendant to sit in the flight deck jumpseat. But if there’s an open cabin jumpseat in the back, a pilot could occupy it if no flight attendant needs it. |
Originally Posted by cal73
(Post 2925642)
A flight attendant wouldn’t knock a pilot out of a flight deck jumpseat.
A pilot wouldn’t knock a flight attendant out of a cabin jumpseat. That said, we couldn’t simply allow a flight attendant to sit in the flight deck jumpseat. But if there’s an open cabin jumpseat in the back, a pilot could occupy it if no flight attendant needs it. |
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