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ChickenChicken 11-28-2020 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by worstpilotever (Post 3152609)
I dunno man,24 hours alone, I don’t have to talk to anyone, my family can’t get ahold of me? Food gets delivered to my room? Sounds like a dream!😜

​​​​​​I agree! Mental maturity leads to contentment against all odds.

Dave Fitzgerald 11-28-2020 08:18 AM

AA is also stopping PVG layovers due to customs and hotel concerns. They were running cargo flights with layovers on their 787's.

ugleeual 11-28-2020 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by Dave Fitzgerald (Post 3164180)
AA is also stopping PVG layovers due to customs and hotel concerns. They were running cargo flights with layovers on their 787's.

physically sleeping on the planes? I was thinking the way to remedy was carrying relief crews on the flight and just swap when duty day ends... but that would require a contractual waiver and blessing of the FAA.

Winston 11-28-2020 01:21 PM


Originally Posted by ugleeual (Post 3164259)
physically sleeping on the planes? I was thinking the way to remedy was carrying relief crews on the flight and just swap when duty day ends... but that would require a contractual waiver and blessing of the FAA.

The duty day of the relief crew would begin the same moment it does for the flying crew, so that wouldn’t work.

pilotgolfer 11-28-2020 07:03 PM


Originally Posted by Winston (Post 3164273)
The duty day of the relief crew would begin the same moment it does for the flying crew, so that wouldn’t work.

Nothing a little ADD pay wouldnt fix.

oldmako 11-29-2020 11:17 AM

If only they could find some way to run them Part 91. Then they could hire old guys off the street to fly em on a contract basis. Fly in, drop the junk, and fly back.

Say, twenty grand per trip? ;)

Dave Fitzgerald 11-29-2020 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by oldmako (Post 3164574)
If only they could find some way to run them Part 91. Then they could hire old guys off the street to fly em on a contract basis. Fly in, drop the junk, and fly back.

Say, twenty grand per trip? ;)

Mako, you still current? UP for a little free lance work?

oldmako 11-29-2020 05:31 PM

Define "current". ;) I think I could still make it go and stop.

Winston 11-29-2020 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by oldmako (Post 3164574)
Say, twenty grand per trip? ;)

The company has been paying through the nose to get these flights done. There’s a note in the lounge at the hotel in GUM joking that beer must be replaced at the ratio of premium pay each guy is receiving. My trip last week had everyone at 100% except my poor reserve butt only at 50%.

The ‘Rona has been very good to the widebody fleet. Thanks again to the dude who came up with the cargo operation.

mmm123 11-29-2020 07:39 PM


Originally Posted by Winston (Post 3164694)
The company has been paying through the nose to get these flights done. There’s a note in the lounge at the hotel in GUM joking that beer must be replaced at the ratio of premium pay each guy is receiving. My trip last week had everyone at 100% except my poor reserve butt only at 50%.

The ‘Rona has been very good to the widebody fleet. Thanks again to the dude who came up with the cargo operation.

I think that was Jan Krems who got us the head start with the cargo ops. He came from klm I think.


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