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Pinseekr9 04-09-2022 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by Aldo Raine (Post 3403594)
Didn’t want to start a new thread, so I am posing my question here. Anyone know how to log into crew companion directly, without it going through CCS or ezCCS, which in turn runs it through CCS?

It would be nice to be able to research things without being forced to acknowledge something in ccs first.

I tried to login using my regular login credentials, but that does not work.


I’m not sure how to go around CCS, but I have found looking at Pilot Mobile will show scheduling’s cards.


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C11DCA 04-10-2022 06:09 PM


Originally Posted by Aldo Raine (Post 3403594)
Didn’t want to start a new thread, so I am posing my question here. Anyone know how to log into crew companion directly, without it going through CCS or ezCCS, which in turn runs it through CCS?

It would be nice to be able to research things without being forced to acknowledge something in ccs first.

I tried to login using my regular login credentials, but that does not work.

when the CCS message says your pairing has been modified, you can click on the pairing number (+ sign should be next to it) and see what the modification is. You don't have to acknowledge it first on order to see it. If you agree with it then click the “acknowledge self” button. If you don't agree, then don't click the “acknowledge self” button.

F15andMD11 04-10-2022 07:48 PM


Originally Posted by Aldo Raine (Post 3403594)
...Anyone know how to log into crew companion directly, without it going through CCS or ezCCS, which in turn runs it through CCS?.

No, I don’t think you can.

F15andMD11 04-10-2022 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by CousinEddie (Post 2054783)
In case anyone missed it on the subject of trading, this just came out:
The following report is from the System Schedule Committee's Crew Desk Subcommittee

I was not aware of this. Thanks for posting it. Explains a lot as to why it’s been crickets this past winter with real time trips.
I really should pay more attention to Schedule Committee’s emails. :cool:

Aldo Raine 04-11-2022 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by C11DCA (Post 3404122)
when the CCS message says your pairing has been modified, you can click on the pairing number (+ sign should be next to it) and see what the modification is. You don't have to acknowledge it first on order to see it. If you agree with it then click the “acknowledge self” button. If you don't agree, then don't click the “acknowledge self” button.

I’m aware of that and looking at Pilot Mobile. But neither of those options allow you to look at reserves available, etc., that you can do in Crew Companion in order to check assignment legality.

Also, scheds can tell every time you log into CCS, whether one chooses to actually acknowledge a pairing change or not.

Airhoss 04-11-2022 09:08 AM


Originally Posted by Aldo Raine (Post 3404349)
I’m aware of that and looking at Pilot Mobile. But neither of those options allow you to look at reserves available, etc., that you can do in Crew Companion in order to check assignment legality.

Also, scheds can tell every time you log into CCS, whether one chooses to actually acknowledge a pairing change or not.

I’d contact Crew Companion directly and see what they say.

https://ettaviation.com/crew-companion/

JimLaheyTPS 04-12-2022 08:08 AM


Originally Posted by F15andMD11 (Post 3404159)
I was not aware of this. Thanks for posting it. Explains a lot as to why it’s been crickets this past winter with real time trips.
I really should pay more attention to Schedule Committee’s emails. :cool:

Do I understand this time stamp stuff correctly? If someone junior to me puts in a pick up request for example a 100 % premium pay trip in real time window and I put in a request 1 minute later, once the trip goes 100% the junior guy with a earlier time stamp gets it?

CAL 73 04-12-2022 08:37 AM


Originally Posted by JimLaheyTPS (Post 3404909)
Do I understand this time stamp stuff correctly? If someone junior to me puts in a pick up request for example a 100 % premium pay trip in real time window and I put in a request 1 minute later, once the trip goes 100% the junior guy with a earlier time stamp gets it?

Time stamp is gone Jim.

Just save your criteria in CrewComp or CCS Seniority Trip Trade anytime you want and it is all seniority based now. If a trip pops in for tonight at 8pm, before you can visually see it, it will run through a seniority criteria award.

JimLaheyTPS 04-12-2022 08:48 AM


Originally Posted by CAL 73 (Post 3404931)
Time stamp is gone Jim.

Just save your criteria in CrewComp or CCS Seniority Trip Trade anytime you want and it is all seniority based now. If a trip pops in for tonight at 8pm, before you can visually see it, it will run through a seniority criteria award.

Oh for crying out loud, this post got revived from 2016! No wonder none of that was making sense.

cheers!

rightside02 04-13-2022 12:48 AM

LOL I thought the same thing , I’m like huh !?!? When what how


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