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Grumble 10-12-2016 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by b52dthdlr (Post 2222114)
its not a bad thing if you arent married, have no kids, and dont care about your quality of life or planning for one..... other than those minor issues yeah, dead ass last is a beautiful place to be :)

I think you missed his point.

Grumble 10-12-2016 04:42 PM


Originally Posted by b52dthdlr (Post 2222293)
i think you are the one that missed his point. im just reminding him of the downside of being on the bottom of any list (by choice). i certainly am not going to be empathetic to his reserve wailings come contract time.... and if flying a cool plane but having no life is a goal of his then cool.... im happy for him....

Now I'm positive you missed it.

(What list are the bottom 787 captains, who will be on permanent reserve the rest of their careers, on?)

JoePatroni 10-12-2016 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by b52dthdlr (Post 2222529)
tailwheel48 , Today 10:36 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by svergin
That bottom 787 Captain is going to hold the record for years being on reserve if he doesn't get displaced or bid off.

You make it sound like it's a bad thing

nah, you missed it.... oh, and the bottom 11 SFO 787 CAP with 3000 plus seniority numbers over the age of 55 will never hold a line as the majority of legacy united 787 pilots senior to them are younger than they are

Only a few of them are over 55, not that it matters.

Short Bus Drive 10-14-2016 04:47 PM

So for whatever reason the snap up calculator isn't working for me.
So I watched the ALPA video on the snap up, and it seems to me we will only get about a 0.5% raise come Jan. (based on their example which is close to what might pass).
Can anyone post a screen shot of where this 4.76% (or whatever) is coming from?

pilot772 10-14-2016 05:34 PM


Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive (Post 2223903)
So for whatever reason the snap up calculator isn't working for me.
So I watched the ALPA video on the snap up, and it seems to me we will only get about a 0.5% raise come Jan. (based on their example which is close to what might pass).
Can anyone post a screen shot of where this 4.76% (or whatever) is coming from?


can't figure out how to post a screen shot but the snap up calculator shows FEB '16 0% APR '16 4.42% jan '17 0% jan '18 1% jan '19 4%

those are just the DL snap up numbers and don't include any raises coming via the extension.

I put the 18 % delta raise in for feb 0f 16 (their TA is backdated to January of 16) I think in reality if they sign in December we would receive 3% jan1 (part of the extension) then 4.42% starting February of '17. then the rest as above.

Deafguppy 10-14-2016 07:22 PM

I thought the union said we would be hearing from them soon about what they thought we'd get.


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