Average days per month workerd at DL?
03-23-2023, 09:27 AM
#101
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Mmmmmmmm, no. Not even for (single leg) commuting to reserve, but especially for locals on reserve. And doubly especially once 18 hour LC starts.
No-one in their right mind can ever convince me mowing my lawn on SC is a day of work. Or running errands, or...
The only way I might agree with the above is for someone with a 2-leg commute, and who is regularly maxing out SC's.
No-one in their right mind can ever convince me mowing my lawn on SC is a day of work. Or running errands, or...
The only way I might agree with the above is for someone with a 2-leg commute, and who is regularly maxing out SC's.
03-23-2023, 03:25 PM
#102
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'Round my neighborhood, everyone is losing their minds because their companies are forcing them back into the office. A couple got ultimatums "come back or enjoy your severance." Fortunately, when I'm at home, I sleep in, so I don't have to see them pull out of their driveways with their coffee sippy cups on the roof of their cars.
It had to happen eventually, and I suspect if the economy gets tighter (and that's a maybe), some of the cost cutting will be cutting loose those who don't want to come back to the office or back on the road.
It had to happen eventually, and I suspect if the economy gets tighter (and that's a maybe), some of the cost cutting will be cutting loose those who don't want to come back to the office or back on the road.
03-23-2023, 09:49 PM
#103
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Do you think a WB B working a trip (or less) a month is the same as a NB B getting “Full” every single month?
It’s a rhetorical question, btw, because the answer is self evident.
03-24-2023, 04:54 AM
#104
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Potentially, sure. No one is arguing those “working” 60 days a year can just go to Tahiti the other 305 days a year.
Do you think a WB B working a trip (or less) a month is the same as a NB B getting “Full” every single month?
It’s a rhetorical question, btw, because the answer is self evident.
Do you think a WB B working a trip (or less) a month is the same as a NB B getting “Full” every single month?
It’s a rhetorical question, btw, because the answer is self evident.
03-24-2023, 05:56 AM
#105
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Eavesdropping ignoramus? I guess…?
P.S. Mil leave would be an important bit of that context.
07-11-2024, 10:00 AM
#106
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Clarification please
Dear colleagues,
Eu based small legacy airline pilot here. Reading this, it is like a sci fiction for us here. I am wondering how it is possible to have such a number of off days on narrow body? How many crews per plane you have on A320/B737?
Eu based small legacy airline pilot here. Reading this, it is like a sci fiction for us here. I am wondering how it is possible to have such a number of off days on narrow body? How many crews per plane you have on A320/B737?
07-11-2024, 10:24 AM
#107
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sorry, I’m highly trained to detect phishing attempts by my employer
07-11-2024, 10:29 AM
#108
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07-11-2024, 10:38 AM
#109
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One permanent base. Two more during high season. (april-october) 120 OFF days minimum per year, 7 per month. 65-95 block high season. 30-50 low season. Narow body only. Average leg 100 minutes on A320.
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