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Old 12-13-2022 | 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Spicy McHaggis
Take a look at the LGA pairings on the bus. That's what I'm guessing MCO will look like. Four days with a lot of early AM shows finishing in the evening to very late (near midnight).

They're worth more than many other bases, but you're working the full four days.
This is where we (sometimes) lose the public and the company (ie.. management)
If a 4 day has you showing up early (not able to commute) and getting done late (not able to commute), that sucks. I get it.
But what does it pay? Currently, the min would be 20 hours but should it pay 20 hrs or more like 24.. or higher?!

With today's aircraft order announcement, we better start looking what our UPA looks like in 2030, cause we could be operating under any next UPA at that point.
(Ask ANYONE who Voted on UPA'12 if they thought that the UPA would still be in place 10+ years later)

All of a sudden, that 5:20 MPD doesn't actually sound like it's enough! {Yes, 5:20 is my min for any new agreement}

I am paid to work, I get it. But I also expect an Honest Contract that respects my skills while not destroying my body and brain while doing it...

FS, FP & FtC
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PS) Hope to see you at EWR tomorrow (14 Dec)
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Old 12-13-2022 | 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by cal73
No snapshot but the percentages have been updated on the bidding screen.
looks like MCO went senior. Shows me at 100% I’m at ~ 46% systemwide
That’s relatively high seniority to hold Captain, right? You guys can usually be NB CA line-holders with 55-60% systemwide seniority?
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Old 12-13-2022 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by BrazilBusDriver
That’s relatively high seniority to hold Captain, right? You guys can usually be NB CA line-holders with 55-60% systemwide seniority?
Lately it’s been 1 yr (contract minimum) for upgrades. TONS of people have made the choice just to stay in the right seat until a contract improves our HORRIBLE reserve rules. Throw in bases like EWR and SFO which historically have high commuter % and it’s added up to unfilled CA slots currently. Strange times here but I’m betting things will revert back to more normal levels after we get a contract with at least palatable reserve rules. The snapshot yesterday had pilots with less than 20 yrs on property getting awarded WB CA.
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Old 12-13-2022 | 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by JurgenKlopp
Except in the case of LAS where the company has emphasized red eyes to start 4 day pairing will be common.
There are only so many LAS redeyes that can begin a trip EWR,ORD,IAD,IAH. So there will be non redeye starts as well.
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Old 12-13-2022 | 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by horrido27
This is where we (sometimes) lose the public and the company (ie.. management)
If a 4 day has you showing up early (not able to commute) and getting done late (not able to commute), that sucks. I get it.
But what does it pay? Currently, the min would be 20 hours but should it pay 20 hrs or more like 24.. or higher?!

With today's aircraft order announcement, we better start looking what our UPA looks like in 2030, cause we could be operating under any next UPA at that point.
(Ask ANYONE who Voted on UPA'12 if they thought that the UPA would still be in place 10+ years later)

All of a sudden, that 5:20 MPD doesn't actually sound like it's enough! {Yes, 5:20 is my min for any new agreement}

I am paid to work, I get it. But I also expect an Honest Contract that respects my skills while not destroying my body and brain while doing it...

FS, FP & FtC
Always
Motch

PS) Hope to see you at EWR tomorrow (14 Dec)
Bad example. Start early done late 4 day would pay close to 23 with 3.5 to 1.
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Old 12-13-2022 | 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by BrazilBusDriver
That’s relatively high seniority to hold Captain, right? You guys can usually be NB CA line-holders with 55-60% systemwide seniority?
1st question: Yes

2nd question: usually yes. Outliers are CLE, GUM, and IAH. But IAH seems to be moving a little now after stagnating for a few years.

I was only referring to the MCO snapshot BEFORE the bid is even closed. It filled up and the most junior pilot holding MCO 737 captain is senior to me by about 250 numbers.
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Old 12-13-2022 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by cal73
But IAH seems to be moving a little now after stagnating for a few years.
I don’t know if we really have much movement in IAH. The growth I see is from forcing flying in because they can’t fill the coastal slots. I’ve been on this plane long enough to remember when we displaced 100 CAs out of IAH after the last time they did the IAH forced flying thing.

On the Min/Max for this bid
IAH 592 Guppy CA
EWR 438

Many of our multi day trips are now start with a leg to SFO/EWR come back last leg. This time last year there seemed to be much more out and back.
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Old 12-13-2022 | 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by UALinIAH
I don’t know if we really have much movement in IAH. The growth I see is from forcing flying in because they can’t fill the coastal slots. I’ve been on this plane long enough to remember when we displaced 100 CAs out of IAH after the last time they did the IAH forced flying thing.

On the Min/Max for this bid
IAH 592 Guppy CA
EWR 438

Many of our multi day trips are now start with a leg to SFO/EWR come back last leg. This time last year there seemed to be much more out and back.
It wasn’t forced flying, it was artificially creating pre-merger captain bids that were not required systemwide…..with predictable consequences after the merger. But at least those people were able to score their captain bids……
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Old 12-13-2022 | 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cal73
1st question: Yes

2nd question: usually yes. Outliers are CLE, GUM, and IAH. But IAH seems to be moving a little now after stagnating for a few years.

I was only referring to the MCO snapshot BEFORE the bid is even closed. It filled up and the most junior pilot holding MCO 737 captain is senior to me by about 250 numbers.
Thanks for the clarification. Looking similarly senior on the FO side?
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Old 12-13-2022 | 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BrazilBusDriver
Thanks for the clarification. Looking similarly senior on the FO side?
No.

But it might get senior quickly after the opening bid
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