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08-20-2011, 06:42 PM

#2081

Pirate

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JerrySpringer

83.94% of the Whale Scale

When the SCBA is done you'll probably get a very clear idea of what the majority of the fleet will be. I'd give yourself, ummm, about 3 weeks or so...

Just saying.

3 weeks? Seems like I've been reading that since page 1 of this thread! Nevertheless, I hope you're right.

08-20-2011, 06:46 PM

#2082

VF32TomCat

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Anyone else in the Sept 19 Class for the B767-300ER?

08-20-2011, 07:17 PM

#2083

JerrySpringer

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pirate

3 weeks? Seems like I've been reading that since page 1 of this thread! Nevertheless, I hope you're right.

Oddly specific answer, eh?

08-20-2011, 08:56 PM

#2084

EllisCoastal

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JerrySpringer

Oddly specific answer, eh?

I heard from the same person that said 3 weeks that the arbitrator was taking so long because he wants to increase the pay to pilots by 214.82%. Just saying.

08-21-2011, 07:59 AM

#2085

Whaledriver

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JerrySpringer

I'd give yourself, ummm, about 3 weeks or so...

Just saying.

Be careful, it may just be a request for more info from Kasher. He has done this in the past. Communication from Kasher just means he's still alive. BTW, he said, two to three weeks. Sounds like a Labor Day present.

08-21-2011, 10:13 AM

#2086

Twin Wasp

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Talon1011

If your trip hits your base during the middle of the pairing and you have had a heavy crew leg previous (4 crewmembers) then you have to receive crew rest in your base equal to the amount of time you have flown previous to that. If you've flown 50 hours before touching your base and one of those legs was heavy crewed then you have 50 hours rest.

121.485 says if you're part of a heavy crew you get twice your flight time rest when you return to base. Atlas operates under an exemption that says says you don't get double out rest unless you were scheduled for more than 12 hours flight time during a duty period while you were away from base.

08-21-2011, 11:22 AM

#2087

UP Pilot

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Anyone else scheduled to interview at the end of this week?

08-21-2011, 04:02 PM

#2088

cargowannabe

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Quote:

Originally Posted by UP Pilot

Anyone else scheduled to interview at the end of this week?

Have you not see CADDYSHACK!!!!!

"I don't think the heavy stuff is going to come down 'til later"

cheers and good luck!!!!

08-21-2011, 04:56 PM

#2089

Whale Driver

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What? Scared of a little rain?

That would suck to have an interview rescheduled after getting all the ducks lined up already. Good luck.

08-21-2011, 05:59 PM

#2090

UP Pilot

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Whale Driver

What? Scared of a little rain?

That would suck to have an interview rescheduled after getting all the ducks lined up already. Good luck.

Ha, I'll be there if by air or sea. As long as they don't re-schedule and Delta doesn't cancel, I'm not going to miss it!

I've been through 2 typhoons before but I was wearing camo and kevlar, not business casual so we will see.

If my return flight cancels then I'll seek refuge at the current class's hurricane party. I'll bring my own beer cooler which can double as a flotation device.