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#101
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To have guys surplussed 1st then have a vacancy bid after and have it go junior to guys that could have bumped to it is certainly disruptive.
#102
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From: 73 CA EWR
Right. In a perfect world they do the vacancy bid 1st and as it goes more junior, more Guppy Captains can just move over to the Bus and stay in the same status without having to leave the base.
To have guys surplussed 1st then have a vacancy bid after and have it go junior to guys that could have bumped to it is certainly disruptive.
To have guys surplussed 1st then have a vacancy bid after and have it go junior to guys that could have bumped to it is certainly disruptive.
#103
Right. In a perfect world they do the vacancy bid 1st and as it goes more junior, more Guppy Captains can just move over to the Bus and stay in the same status without having to leave the base.
To have guys surplussed 1st then have a vacancy bid after and have it go junior to guys that could have bumped to it is certainly disruptive.
To have guys surplussed 1st then have a vacancy bid after and have it go junior to guys that could have bumped to it is certainly disruptive.
If they get bumped there is no freeze, so they are free to bid it.
The reality is, the bottom 50 or so IAH 737 Captains are there as a result of the 14-02 group of bids. They do not have the seniority to hold Captain in IAH once they are bumped.
There is no way they will be disadvantaged by any sort of IAH 320 CAP bid. If they can hold it, they will get it.
#104
There is going to be at least a 50 CA bid on the IAH bus. Look at the last min max chart. If the CA displacement bid is before the vacancy bid we go from conspiracy theories to the facts don't lie. Hope it doesn't play out that way.
#105
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From: 737 fo
#106
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#107
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I'm just correcting a false statement. I agree with the first part of your quote, and if this is truly about rebalancing the bases then so be it. If it is about righting the system then I do not agree we will be better off, as that is a flush bid and was prohibited in the TPA.
#108
It's based on their seniority no matter when the vacancy is issued. If they are too junior to hold a captain vacancy, then what is the issue? If they can hold it they can bid it whether the vacancy comes before or after.
Is there some sort of conspiracy theory? Please explain.
#109
Ok, point taken. Better way to say it.....the bottom 50 or so 737 Captains in IAH can't hold 320 Captain in Houston based on recent bidding behavior.
It's all related to their seniority. I'm not sure you guys fully understand the displacement process.
To be brief, if their seniority can hold it, they WILL get the bid they seek. No ifs ands or buts. If it can't, then they won't.
It makes NO difference on when any sort of vacancy is released in relation to when a displacement is released. NONE!! NADA!!
It's all related to their seniority. I'm not sure you guys fully understand the displacement process.
To be brief, if their seniority can hold it, they WILL get the bid they seek. No ifs ands or buts. If it can't, then they won't.
It makes NO difference on when any sort of vacancy is released in relation to when a displacement is released. NONE!! NADA!!
#110
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