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Old 03-29-2022, 03:31 AM
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Furthermore, if you are junior, a commuter, bidding A positions in NYC with only two flights a day... good luck.
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Old 03-29-2022, 04:11 AM
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Originally Posted by JustNarced
If they make POS permanent, there will be a massive drain in ATL as everyone moves to coastal or mountainous tax-free havens. Why put up with the congestion, ATL airport parking, going through what looks like a super-max on your way to work and crazy taxes on everything.
Yeah, those crazy Georgia taxes are something else compared to Florida!

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There’s a big difference between income tax and sales tax …..
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Old 03-29-2022, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted by JustNarced
I don't see management extending POS...

No way it sticks!
Wanna bet? The company has come to the realization they actually want PS Commuting. Sick usage is down a substantial percentage, and we all know how the company has a burr under thier saddle over sick. Just wait, it will happen. At a minimum 'to work", but I predict both directions. There will likely be a few constraints, however, on arrival time. I doubt they will insist on a backup flight, but they might require 30 minutes before report or similar.
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
Wanna bet? The company has come to the realization they actually want PS Commuting. Sick usage is down a substantial percentage, and we all know how the company has a burr under thier saddle over sick. Just wait, it will happen. At a minimum 'to work", but I predict both directions. There will likely be a few constraints, however, on arrival time. I doubt they will insist on a backup flight, but they might require 30 minutes before report or similar.
So what are they going to give us to keep it?
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Old 03-29-2022, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Hossharris
There’s a big difference between income tax and sales tax …..

Exactly. That was my point. Just because a state doesn’t have income tax, doesn’t mean they aren’t getting it from other places (sales, property, etc)
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
If they are short they will PS you for that GS. They always have. They even bought me a ticket on American once.
Better hope they know how to do that. The way we underpay schedulers and accept turnover, I’m not sure this summer’s schedulers have even been hired and trained yet.
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Old 03-29-2022, 05:09 AM
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So what are they going to give us to keep it?
Lol, I hear you. But in the end, it's mutually beneficial. Win-Win, and we should take it and RUN. I say this as a non(but former)commuter, btw. So it doesn't directly benefit me.

I do think we may see some change in AE bidding behavior, btw. It might just balance out some of the ATL-DTW-NYC staffing some. TBD.
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Old 03-29-2022, 05:10 AM
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If positive space stays, wont be contractual, and will be:

1) Only getting to work,
2) Only from one airport within a set distance of pilot's home of record,
3) Pilot must take the jumpseat if other revenue or non-rev passengers need a seat,
4) Backup is required, and,

Pilots have 48 to use per year (4 per month) and this replaces all other non-rev privileges, OR
5) Non-commuting pilots get 48 positive space vouchers to use per year for anyone on their non-rev list.

My two cents.
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If positive space stays, wont be contractual, and will be:

1) Only getting to work,
2) Only from one airport within a set distance of pilot's home of record,
3) Pilot must take the jumpseat if other revenue or non-rev passengers need a seat,
4) Backup is required, and,

Pilots have 48 to use per year (4 per month) and this replaces all other non-rev privileges, OR
5) Non-commuting pilots get 48 positive space vouchers to use per year for anyone on their non-rev list.

My two cents.
thank you, for negotiating in public. I’m sure that if those are the conditions, it will be voted down.
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