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VIRotate 11-29-2019 11:09 AM


Originally Posted by Taco280AI (Post 2931456)
I wonder if they want people to quit because there is no new flying till at least summer or later. Better to have us quit than deal with a furlough.

And what will they do when they have 80 reserve captains in LA? December they have more Seattle reserve captains than line holders.

This is my guess. If there is new flying, my guess is there won’t be a plane on property until Fall.

RemiDenton 11-29-2019 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by VIRotate (Post 2931517)
This is my guess. If there is new flying, my guess is there won’t be a plane on property until Fall.



New flying may not come til summer, but the training should come by spring... [emoji58]right?!

Excargodog 11-29-2019 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by RemiDenton (Post 2931533)
New flying may not come til summer, but the training should come by spring... [emoji58]right?!

Are you anticipating a new type?

RemiDenton 11-29-2019 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by Excargodog (Post 2931538)
Are you anticipating a new type?


I’m not anticipating. It’s one of the options and the process if it went that way, right? I have 12 hours since mid October. I’m not hopefully for jack.

Had a buddy ask me, “Why the hell hasnt TSH furloughed yet if this isn’t real?!? Something has to be there, you should wait it out!”

And then I said, “oh yea! Is that what you’d do?”

And then he said, “no man, I just got hired by Delta. Sucks to be you”

Excargodog 11-29-2019 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by RemiDenton (Post 2931540)
I’m not anticipating. It’s one of the options and the process if it went that way, right? I have 12 hours since mid October. I’m not hopefully for jack.

Had a buddy ask me, “Why the hell hasnt TSH furloughed yet if this isn’t real?!? Something has to be there, you should wait it out!”

And then I said, “oh yea! Is that what you’d do?”

And then he said, “no man, I just got hired by Delta. Sucks to be you”

Well, cheap as T-SHIRT is you gotta think they BELIEVE they can pull a rabbit out of the hat. Otherwise they’d be furloughing like crazy. Of course, by the time the senior SEA and PHX guys got done involuntarily displacing LAX guys I’m not sure it would save all that much money.

f1racer328 11-29-2019 02:05 PM


Originally Posted by Excargodog (Post 2931559)
Well, cheap as T-SHIRT is you gotta think they BELIEVE they can pull a rabbit out of the hat. Otherwise they’d be furloughing like crazy. Of course, by the time the senior SEA and PHX guys got done involuntarily displacing LAX guys I’m not sure it would save all that much money.

I feel like it's not as much of a money thing, it's more of a reputation thing. If they furlough, who out of their right mind would go to Compass next year after whatever deal happens?

"Compass furloughed pilots in 2020, ______ Regional didn't." - Pretty easy way to decide on where to go.

ShyGuy 11-29-2019 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by NeverFlexTO (Post 2931374)
Yes my point is it disregards 1.3 Vso for Groundspeed mini

Ground speed mini is never below Vref. GS mini compares the wind entered into the Perf approach page and compares it to actual wind experienced on the aircraft, and adds up to maintain a ground speed. Ground speed mini does not ignore 1.3 VSo. It only adds more so your indicated airspeed is even higher.

NeverFlexTO 11-30-2019 06:42 PM


Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 2931582)
Ground speed mini is never below Vref. GS mini compares the wind entered into the Perf approach page and compares it to actual wind experienced on the aircraft, and adds up to maintain a ground speed. Ground speed mini does not ignore 1.3 VSo. It only adds more so your indicated airspeed is even higher.

Yes I’m aware but like someone else stated vRef is 1.23Vso...all I’m saying is other aircraft besides the 175 fly below green dot, which is not relevant when fully configured for landing. I specifically mentioned the bus because the maneuvering speeds disappear when in landing configuration. I think we are all trying to say the same thing here in different ways

dera 11-30-2019 07:22 PM


Originally Posted by NeverFlexTO (Post 2931997)
Yes I’m aware but like someone else stated vRef is 1.23Vso...all I’m saying is other aircraft besides the 175 fly below green dot, which is not relevant when fully configured for landing. I specifically mentioned the bus because the maneuvering speeds disappear when in landing configuration. I think we are all trying to say the same thing here in different ways

175 flies happy below the green dot.
74000 landing weight with ice speeds and flaps full. You are almost 10kts below the dot.

CaseTractor 11-30-2019 07:40 PM


Originally Posted by dera (Post 2932008)
175 flies happy below the green dot.
74000 landing weight with ice speeds and flaps full. You are almost 10kts below the dot.

There's a demon that lives past the green dot. Men said it couldn't be broken past. Those that tried felt their controls get loose, had hard landings in the flare, and even had LCA bust them with no support from the FAA....

Que heroic music... until a steely eyed man called dera proved them all wrong, and history was made!

Gosh I hope at least a few people get this, and no dig at you dera, this coversation is getting goofy and made me think of this movie reference.:D


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