tennisguru

New, less onerous policy posted on Deltanet regarding flying NRSA after previously holding a confirmed ticket on same day of travel/city pair. NRSA used to be disallowed if you had ever had a confirmed ticket. New policy allows you to cancel your confirmed ticket by 7 days prior and still nonrev.

Go Cards go

Damn. I started 7/31. Got rerouted today and was already trying to do the math. So does anyone know if they still just have the one reroute guy in scheduling who has to look at all the reroutes or if they’ve automated anything?

DeltaboundRedux

Ditto.

I'm going to forward it to "Back the PAC" to stop [issue I disagree with] and/or [promote issue I agree with].

Oh, wait. I'm not.

igotgummed

doesn’t matter how they see it. Contract is pretty clear

Hrkdrivr

This is something I’m unsure about and unable to research at the moment.

Reroute pay on the first day is 150% and 200% for any days after that.

150% or 200% of what? Block flown? ADG? something else?

JamesBond

To bad we didn't get interest in the loan.

FangsF15

Legs of the reroute. It is not the entire FDP (unless the whole FDP is a reroute).

crewdawg

I noticed a distinct lack of interest on their loan as well.

togaflaps

Hi. UAL pilot here. After going through the threads on here I feel this is the most appropriate to ask this. In our current AIP, we have a long duty day on un-augmented flying over 10 hours of duty paying on top of our current month's pay. To my understanding, this is something DAL got as well. I was curious if any NB pilots have seen changes in the way that trips are built over there because of this rig? I'm currently concerned as I am a relatively senior pilot that flies highly efficient trips and maximizes my time off. In most of my pairings there is at least one, if not two, longer duty days that sometimes get to just shy of 12 hours without any delays. I'm worried that these types of trips will disappear and result in lesser crediting trips meaning I will have to work more days on average. Is this something you have seen at DAL with the new AIP?

Go Cards go

That hasn’t gone into effect yet. I think it starts with the September bid period so we probably won’t see the true impact for at least a couple of months.